A String value. Gets or sets the title of a document / library.
Applies to: Document object, Library object
[[Let] titleRet =] object.Title [Let] object.Title = titleSet |
The Title property syntax has these parts:
Part | Description |
object | Required. An expression that returns an instance of an object from the Applies to list. |
titleRet | Optional. A String type variable. |
titleSet | Required. An expression that returns a String value. |
When object is a document, don't confuse the Title property with the title, displayed in the window title bar of the document. The name in the window title bar is taken from the filename of the document (Name property). When object is a library, the Title property corresponds to the name, displayed in the title bar of the library and is not related to the filename of the library. You can change the Title property from within ConceptDraw in these dialogs: "File->Document Properties->General" for a document, "Library->Library Properties" - for a library.
The example below contains an document level script. It demonstrates how to view the title of the document by creating a shape with the Text property which has the "DocTitle" formula.
Dim shp as Shape ' Set the Title property for the document thisDoc.Title = "OLD document title" ' Draw a shape Set shp = thisDoc.Page(1).DrawRect(100,100,700,400) ' Set formula for Text property of shape shp.Text= "" shp.SetPropertyFormula( "DocTitle", CDPT_TEXT ) shp.RecalcProperty( CDPT_TEXT ) ' Change the Title property of the document MsgBox("Changing the Title property of the document") thisDoc.Title = "NEW document title" |
See Also |
Name property, Author property, Subj property, Company property, Desc property |