WindowButtonBar Properties

WindowButtonBar AllowDrillDown property, Page 685 WindowButtonBar CancelBtn property, Page 686 WindowButtonBar CloseBtn property, Page 686 WindowButtonBar ExportBtn property, Page 687 WindowButtonBar GroupTree property, Page 688 WindowButtonBar NavigationCtls property, Page 688 WindowButtonBar PrintBtn property, Page 689 WindowButtonBar PrintSetupBtn property, Page 690 WindowButtonBar ProgressCtls property, Page 690 WindowButtonBar RefreshBtn property, Page 691 WindowButtonBar SearchBtn property, Page 692 WindowButtonBar Visible property, Page 692 WindowButtonBar ZoomCtl property, Page 693

WindowButtonBar Methods

WindowButtonBar Clear method, Page 693

WindowButtonBar CopyFrom method, Page 694

WindowButtonBar Create method, Page 695

WindowButtonBar Retrieve method, Page 695

WindowButtonBar Send method, Page 695

WindowCursor

Declaration

property WindowCursor : TCrpeWindowCursor;

Type

TCrpeWindowCursor = class(TPersistent)

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Description

The WindowCursor properties can be used to change the shape of the Mouse Cursor when it passes over certain areas of the Preview Window. The specific areas that can be affected are:

GroupArea	Any Group section
GroupAreaField	Any Field in a Group section
DetailArea	Any Detail section
DetailAreaField	Any Field in a Detail section
Graph	Any Graph

The Mouse Cursor shapes available are:

wcDefault	No change in cursor shape. The cursor shape will be either according to Crystal
	Reports standard behavior if the Report has not been run yet, or whatever the last
	chosen cursor shape was if the Report was run just previously.
Cursor Name		Shape	Cursor Name	Shape
wcArrow			wcSizeWE
wcCross			wcSizeNS
wcIBeam			wcNo
wcUpArrow			wcWait
wcSizeAll			wcAppStart
wcSizeNWSE			wcHelp
wcSizeNESW			wcMagnify

WindowCursor would normally be used in conjunction with WindowEvents, to trigger some action in response to a user-event on the Preview Window. The change in Cursor shape would be an indication to the user that a special action is to occur when that area of the Window is clicked.

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