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; Main Processing Screen Selection Buttons
;
[Button Bar Definition]
;
; Button bar Definition for the Main Processing screen
;
; GridTitle=Framed Title
; (Optional if you don;t wnat a framed title wanted then remove this line)
;
; GridTitle=User Defined
;
; GridSizeofRowCols= rowsize;colsize
; (The size of each Grid element Row and Column in TWIPS)
;
GridSizeOfRowCols=885; 885
;
; ButtonSizeofRowCols= rowsize;colsize
; (The size of each Button Row and Column in TWIPS)
;
ButtonSizeOfRowCols=855; 855
;
; Each Button is defined here as
;
; @ROW@COL=Caption;IconFileName;Keystrokes
;
; For Example to define a button that will display
; the message selection panel you could enter:
;
; @01@01=&Select Msgs;;%RMS
;
; This statement would cause a button to be painted at Row 1 Col 1
; that had as text "Select Msgs" When pressed it would
; send Alt-r, "M", "S" to WinCIS main window. This corresponds
; to the menu selections of Forum/Messages/Select
;
; If you are already familiar with the VB SendKeys function you
; already know the format of the keystrokes that can be sent
; For those of you not familiar with this command the following
; characters have special meaning:
;
; '+' SHIFT
; '^' CONTROL
; '%' ALT
;
; So to simulate an ALT-R you code %R
; CONTROL-R would be ^R and so on...
;
; The following keys can be simulated by enclosing them in braces {}
;
; {ENTER} {HELP} {LEFT} {RIGHT} {UP} {DOWN} {PGDN} {PGUP} {F1 ... F12}
;
; There are quite a few more keys you can code so refer to a VB manual if
; you can
;
;
[Button Bar Definition Top]
; Definition to be used when Displaying Buttons Across the TOP
; GridNumberofRowCols= rows;cols
; (number of rows and columns to allow for)
;
GridNumberOfRowCols=1 ; 8
@1@1=ReadMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL10.ICO;%EL
@1@2=SendMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL03.ICO;%EC
@1@3=ReadMsgs;&WinCisPath\MAIL11.ICO;%RML
@1@4=SendMsg;&WinCisPath\MAIL12.ICO;%RMC
@1@5=Headers;&WinCisPath\PEN06.ICO;%RMM
@1@6=Catalog;&WinCisPath\FILES07.ICO;%RLC
@1@7=Patterns;&WinCisPath\CRDFLE11.ICO;%RLS
@1@8=Next;&WinCisPath\POINT14.ICO;%OLBSTYLE3.BTN{ENTER}
[Button Bar Definition Bottom]
; Definition to be used when Displaying Buttons Along the BOTTOM
; GridNumberofRowCols= rows;cols
; (number of rows and columns to allow for)
;
GridNumberOfRowCols=1 ; 8
@1@1=ReadMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL10.ICO;%EL
@1@2=SendMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL03.ICO;%EC
@1@3=ReadMsgs;&WinCisPath\MAIL11.ICO;%RML
@1@4=SendMsg;&WinCisPath\MAIL12.ICO;%RMC
@1@5=Headers;&WinCisPath\PEN06.ICO;%RMM
@1@6=Catalog;&WinCisPath\FILES07.ICO;%RLC
@1@7=Patterns;&WinCisPath\CRDFLE11.ICO;%RLS
@1@8=Next;&WinCisPath\POINT14.ICO;%OLBSTYLE3.BTN{ENTER}
[Button Bar Definition Left]
; Definition to be used when Displaying Buttons on the LEFT
; GridNumberofRowCols= rows;cols
; (number of rows and columns to allow for)
;
GridNumberOfRowCols=4 ; 2
@1@1=ReadMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL10.ICO;%EL
@1@2=SendMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL03.ICO;%EC
@2@1=ReadMsgs;&WinCisPath\MAIL11.ICO;%RML
@2@2=SendMsg;&WinCisPath\MAIL12.ICO;%RMC
@3@1=Headers;&WinCisPath\PEN06.ICO;%RMM
@3@2=Patterns;&WinCisPath\CRDFLE11.ICO;%RLS
@4@1=Catalog;&WinCisPath\FILES07.ICO;%RLC
@4@2=Next;&WinCisPath\POINT14.ICO;%OLBSTYLE3.BTN{ENTER}
[Button Bar Definition Right]
; Definition to be used when Displaying Buttons on the RIGHT
;
; GridNumberofRowCols= rows;cols
; (number of rows and columns to allow for)
;
GridNumberOfRowCols=4 ; 2
@1@1=ReadMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL10.ICO;%EL
@1@2=SendMail;&WinCisPath\MAIL03.ICO;%EC
@2@1=ReadMsgs;&WinCisPath\MAIL11.ICO;%RML
@2@2=SendMsg;&WinCisPath\MAIL12.ICO;%RMC
@3@1=Headers;&WinCisPath\PEN06.ICO;%RMM
@3@2=Patterns;&WinCisPath\CRDFLE11.ICO;%RLS
@4@1=Catalog;&WinCisPath\FILES07.ICO;%RLC
@4@2=Next;&WinCisPath\POINT14.ICO;%OLBSTYLE3.BTN{ENTER}