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Field WdgBorderStyle
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Specifies the type of border an object is to have.
Valid Values
An integer code, as shown in the tables that follow.
For FormFields
Code | Meaning |
0 | No border |
1 | Inherited border style from old versions of Zim; normally, it is automatically converted to border style 2 at run time |
2 | Standard 3D border style |
3 | Single line border style |
4 | Bevelled in border style |
5 | Bevelled out border style |
For Windows
Code | Meaning |
0 | No border |
1 | Single (a single-line border) |
2 | Double (a double-line border) |
3 | Custom (a user-defined border – DEFAULT) |
4 | Back screen border |
5 | Single with a status bar |
6 | Double with a status bar |
7 | Custom with a status bar |
Remarks
In Windows, this field is ignored if Bord is No.
Only a single-bordered window can be resized by dragging. A window must have a single or double border if it is to have a caption and control buttons.
See Also
Bord, BordDefault
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ByJason Lee
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