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Function Description
This section provides detailed information and notes regarding the screen layout design of standard projects.
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We will explain each setting of the form stretch mode using an example. |
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This article explains how to terminate the client application (Panel Browser) in the standard project. |
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This article explains how to enable the Information Bar later for a project that was built without enabling the Information Bar using the Standard Framework wizard. |
Default display settings for standard projects
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This section describes the default display settings for a standard project. |
Restore display settings to default
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If for any reason you want to revert the display settings of a standard project to the default settings, you can do so by manually deleting the file where the display settings are saved. |
Make the form fit the actual size of the main area
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When the application display size is set to a specified size, you may want to display the form faithfully at its actual size as created in Panel Editor without being affected by the form's enlargement or reduction (i.e., you do not want it to be enlarged or reduced automatically). In such cases, find out the exact size of the form when it is actually displayed on the screen, and create the form at that size in advance. |
Displaying the system settings screen using key operations
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The standard framework provides a function to display the system settings screen by keyboard operation. This can be used when you want to display the system settings screen without using the information bar. This section explains how to call up the system settings screen by key operation and how to customize the corresponding key. |
Displaying system settings screen using script
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This article will show you how to display the system settings screen from a script. |