How to Work with Screens > Editing the Style of a Control

Overview

Styles are used by MCL-Designer V4 to determine the appearance of the different controls that can be added to the screen.

Each control, displayed on the screen, can have a style of its own.

Example of Style

Two instances of a same control can look completely different on the screen because they use separate styles.

Since each control has its own defining features, the subject-matter of editing the style of a control will be dealt with in the following topics:

Topic
Editing and Creating Styles
Editing and Creating the “Display Text” Style
Editing and Creating the “Display Header” Style
Editing and Creating the “Display Line” Style
Editing and Creating the “Display Shape” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input Keyboard” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input Barcode” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input Date” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input Time” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input Spin” Style
Editing and Creating the “Combo Box” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input List” Style
Editing and Creating the “Input Cash” Style
Editing and Creating the “Button” Style
Editing and Creating the “Softkey” Style
Editing and Creating the “Menu Button” Style
Editing and Creating the “Menu Text” Style
Editing and Creating the “Signature Capture” Style
Editing and Creating the " Display Image" Style
Editing and Creating the “CheckBox” Style
Editing and Creating the “Radio Button” Style
Editing and Creating the “Gauge” Style
Editing and Creating the “Slider” Style
Editing and Creating the “File Browse” Style
Editing and Creating the "Advanced List Box" Style
Editing and Creating the "Grid" Style