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= FRAME =
== Syntax ==
:{{ctl[''n'']: FRAME(''Class Specific Properties''), ''Other Properties''}}
== Description ==
:This user control class draws a frame in the dialog window.  By default, this user control is not actionable.
== Class Specific Properties ==
:'''BLACK'''
::Defines the border's color as black. ''(default)''
:'''ETCHED'''
::Gives the border a 3D-look.
:'''ETCHEDHORZ'''
::Makes a single horizontal line with a 3D appearance.
:'''ETCHEDVERT'''
::Makes a single vertical line with a 3D appearance.
:'''GRAY'''
::Defines the border's color as gray.
:'''NOTIFY'''
::Makes the user control actionable and activates tooltip.
:'''WHITE'''
::Defines the border's color as white.
== Other Properties ==
:'''Val'''
::Assigns a value to the frame, but only when it is disabled. ''(default = 0)''
== Example ==
<code>
ctl[0]: FRAME
ctl[1]: FRAME(ETCHED), Val=45, Disabled
ctl[2]: FRAME(GRAY), Pos=(320,60), Size=(160,60)
</code>
== Notes ==
:Once the frame user control is actionable, its value definitions are lost.  The reason is that an action returns a specific value and overwrites (once the mouse button is clicked over the user control) the user control's value.

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