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Review Unsupported Features and Implement Workarounds for Migration Issues Chapter 6
3. Double-click the multistate
object to view its properties.
4. Set the Border style to
None.
When you group the
multistate indicators they
will look as one object with
a continuous border.
5. Under State settings, select
the number of states to
match the original multistate
indicator object list.
The dialog for the original
multistate indicator object
list is shown only for
clarification.
6. Click the States tab.
7. For each state, configure
these properties to match
the original multistate
indicator object list.
a. Value
b. Caption
c. Back Color
Apply the foreground color
of the original multistate
indicator object list to the
Caption color for each state
in the new multistate
indicator.
Apply the original
background color to the
Back color of each state in
the new object.
IMPORTANT
Use the same font for each state so that the caption aligns
properly with the cursor of the piloted control list selector.
Move the cursor up and down the piloted control list selector to
verify that the cursor aligns with each multistate indicator.
Adjust if necessary.