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Working With Buttons

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TPDesign4 (v3.2 or higher)

This is where the Lock Button Name option (General tab of the Properties Window) comes into play. By

default, the Lock Button Name option is set to Off. At any point in the design process, click Lock Button

Name and select Yes to prevent the button from being automatically renamed by the program when you edit

the text or bitmap assignment(s).

However, Lock Button Name does not prevent you from manually renaming the button, via the Name field.

Page Flips

A basic touch panel page design concept is the Page Flip. A page flip is a button attribute that allows the user

to press a button to "flip" through different panel pages.

A basic example would be a button labeled "DVD Player" on a main page that when touched, opens a DVD

Player page, containing only buttons that control the DVD player.

Typically you would set up a different control page for each piece of equipment. Organization of device

controls is essential to good touch panel design, and page flips allow you to separate, organize and cross-link

your control pages.

Page Flips are defined via the Page Flip (General) button property.

Creating a Page Flip

Select a (or create a new) button.

2. In the Properties window (General tab), click on Page Flip to enable the editable field (FIG. 178):

3. Click the browse button (...) to open the Button Page Flip Actions dialog (FIG. 179):

4. Click the Add command button to create a new page flip for this button, and access a drop-down list of

Page Flip Actions (FIG. 180):

The MVP-9000i 9" Modero ViewPoint Touch Panel with Intercom supports several

Page Flip Animations and Page Gestures.

FIG. 178 Properties window (General tab) - Page Flip Property

FIG. 179 Button Page Flip Actions dialog

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