In order to use a CDEF from the CyberDEFs package, you'll need to create a CNTL (control ). You can do this either in the code of your application (by calling NewControl) or in the resource fork of your application (by creating a DLOG template that contains a CNTL template). The latter approach requires using your favorite resource editor.

If you choose the resource editor route, the journey is smoother and your work much easier to modify. You will, however, be limited to using a DLOG template as the framework for your CNTL.

After creating your CNTL, you can set the values in the Variation Code, Initial Value, Minimum Value and Maximum Value fields. In so doing, you force CyberDEFs to submit to your pagan will.

The topics that follow delve into the details of this process. To go to any of these topics you can either select them from the Index to your left or click one of the Topic Buttons below.

See ˇ "Var. Codes."
See ˇ "Init. Values."
See ˇ "Min. Values."
See ˇ "Max. Values."