Watlow ANAWIN 2 - Manual (Page 109)

Using the Developer
AnaWin User’s Guide 10-15
NOTE
If you are planning to use several graphics, we recommend that you
use MSPaint or a similar program to add the graphics to a back-
ground bitmap which you can then add to the form object. This
approach conserves memory and resources and loads faster.
User Variable Properties
Use the User Variable Properties table, shown in Figure 10-12, to set
properties for the text used in your user variables. You set up user
variables on the Formulas and User Defined Variables screen, as
described under “User Defined Variables,” later in this chapter.
FIGURE 10-12 User Variable Properties Table
From the Custom View screen, you can define the following user
variable properties:
User Variable #: Use the User Variable # field to enter the number of
the user variable for which you want to set properties, then press Enter.
The user variable number corresponds to the row number in the user
variable spreadsheet on the Formulas and User Defined Variables
screen. Refer to “User Variable Spreadsheet,” later in this chapter, for
details.
Font Name: Click the Font Name setting to display the Font dialog box
from which you can select a font to be used for the user variable text.
Font Size: Click the Font Size setting to display the Font dialog box
from which you can select a font size to be used for the user variable
text.
Font Bold: Click the Font Bold setting to display the Font dialog box
from which you can specify whether the user variable text will be bold
(True) or not (False).