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Stored procedures
..Minimized is used to:
  • finding out whether a repositionable note is minimized,
  • minimize or restore a repositionable note.
Example
// Expand a note and leave it expanded
NOTE_MyNote..Minimized = False
NOTE_MyNote..AutomaticallyMinimized = False
// Expand a note and leave it expanded
NOTE_MyNote..Minimized = False
NOTE_MyNote..AutomaticallyMinimized = 0
// Collpase the note after one minute
NOTE_MyNote..Minimized = True
NOTE_MyNote..AutomaticallyMinimized = 60
Syntax

Finding out whether a repositionable note is minimized Hide the details

<Result> = <Control Name>..Minimized
<Result>: Boolean
  • True if the Repositionable Note control is minimized. The note is displayed in the top right corner of the window.
  • False if the Repositionable Note control is entirely displayed.
<Control Name>: Character string (with or without quotes)
Name of the Note control to use.

Minimizing or restoring a repositionable note Hide the details

<Control Name>..Minimized = <Reduction>
<Control Name>: Character string (with or without quotes)
Name of the Note control to use.
<Reduction>: Boolean
  • True if the Repositionable Note control must be minimized,
  • False if the Repositionable Note control must be entirely displayed.
Remarks
  • When the repositionable note is minimized (..Minimized set to True), the note is minimized and it is positioned in the top right corner of the window.
  • If ..AutomaticallyMinimized is enabled, the repositionable note is minimized 10 seconds after the window opening...AutomaticallyMinimized is used to find out and define the time-out before the repositionable note is automatically minimized.
See also
Minimum version required
  • Version 21
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