Windows Controls Wizards

The Windows Controls Wizards are user interface objects such as drop-down lists, combo boxes, option selections or checkboxes.

Use Windows Control Wizards to present predefined sets of choices to your users. For example, you might create a drop down list of processes, recipes, or operator IDs. You can also enable and disable specified controls. You can even load and modify the contents of drop-down lists.

Run-time properties for Windows Controls Wizards are accessed through QuickScript functions rather than animation link expressions.

Windows Controls Wizards have properties like InTouch tag dotfields. They can be read-write or read-only. Some properties are accessible at development and some at run time. They are identified as ControlName.x, where x is the property.

For example, if the .Visible property of a windows control is equal to 0, the control is not visible in the window. As with InTouch tags, .Value is the default property for Windows Control Wizards.

Note: A more robust and flexible set of .NET based Windows controls is available if you use Industrial graphics.