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Brian: /* (DefineColor) */

2011-09-30T19:00:56Z

(DefineColor)

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	Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255		Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255
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	Example:		Example:

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(DefineColor)

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	Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255		Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255
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	Example:		Example:

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2011-09-30T18:59:35Z

(DefineSysColor)

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	Example:		Example:

-	~~Print (DefineSysColor = 7, COLOR.BTNFACE)~~ ! QCRT Color 7 will appear the same as a button face (typically light grey)	+	! QCRT Color 7 will appear the same as a button face (typically light grey)
-		+	Print (DefineSysColor = 7, COLOR.BTNFACE)

	==(Delete Window)==		==(Delete Window)==

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(DefineColor)

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	'''Discussion''': DefineColor changes the specified QCRT color to the RGB color specified by the three color arguments. This allows you to create custom colors without making permanent changes in the session configuration.		'''Discussion''': DefineColor changes the specified QCRT color to the RGB color specified by the three color arguments. This allows you to create custom colors without making permanent changes in the session configuration.
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		+	Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255

	Example:		Example:

-	~~Print (DefineColor = 7, RedVal, GreenVal, BlueVal)~~ ! QCRT Color 7 will appear in the specified RGB color.	+	! QCRT Color 7 will appear in the specified RGB color.
-		+	Print (DefineColor = 7, RedVal, GreenVal, BlueVal)
-	~~Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255~~	+
-		+

	==(DefineSysColor) ==		==(DefineSysColor) ==

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	b. PRINT (0) (DE)		b. PRINT (0) (DE)
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		+	==(DefineColor) ==
		+	'''Mnemonic''': (DefineColor = QCRTColor, Red, Green, Blue)
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		+	'''Discussion''': DefineColor changes the specified QCRT color to the RGB color specified by the three color arguments. This allows you to create custom colors without making permanent changes in the session configuration.
		+
		+	Example:
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		+	Print (DefineColor = 7, RedVal, GreenVal, BlueVal) ! QCRT Color 7 will appear in the specified RGB color.
		+
		+	Note: RGB color values range from 0 to 255
		+
		+
		+	==(DefineSysColor) ==
		+	'''Mnemonic''': (DefineSysColor = QCRTColor, SystemColor)
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		+	'''Discussion''': DefineSysColor changes the specified QCRT color to the standard Windows system color specified. This allow you to ensure that your QCRT stuff matches the colors used in Windows controls. For possible system color values check out the Windows.Inc file in the WDL folder and the MS definition for GetSysColor in your Visual Studio help database.
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		+	Example:
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		+	Print (DefineSysColor = 7, COLOR.BTNFACE) ! QCRT Color 7 will appear the same as a button face (typically light grey)
		+

	==(Delete Window)==		==(Delete Window)==

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Minor

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	ScaleX = 1440 ! * 14.40 (TWIPS/inch)		ScaleX = 1440 ! * 14.40 (TWIPS/inch)
	ScaleY = 1440 ! * 14.40 (TWIPS/inch)		ScaleY = 1440 ! * 14.40 (TWIPS/inch)
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		+	'@00@' must be appended to the file name.

	'''See''' (Draw Image).		'''See''' (Draw Image).

2010-01-26T20:10:19Z

Minor

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	Valid format code are:		Valid format code are:

-	BMR.FIT.TO.RECT Stretch (or shrink) bitmap to fit rectangle.	+	BMR.FIT.TO.RECT Stretch (or shrink) bitmap to fit rectangle. Cannot be used with any other codes
-	Cannot be used with any other codes or	+	or
	BMR.CENTER.HZ.RECT Center the bitmap horizontally in rectangle		BMR.CENTER.HZ.RECT Center the bitmap horizontally in rectangle
	BMR.CENTER.VT.RECT Center the bitmap vertically in rectangle		BMR.CENTER.VT.RECT Center the bitmap vertically in rectangle

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(Draw Image): minor

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	Valid format code are:		Valid format code are:

-	BMR.FIT.TO.RECT (1) Stretch (or shrink) bitmap to fit rectangle.	+	BMR.FIT.TO.RECT (1) Stretch (or shrink) bitmap to fit rectangle. Cannot be used with any other codes
-		+	or
-	Cannot be used with any other codes or	+	BMR.CENTER.HZ.RECT (2) Center the bitmap horizontally in rectangle
-		+	BMR.CENTER.VT.RECT (4) Center the bitmap vertically in rectangle
-	BMR.CENTER.HZ.RECT (2) Center the bitmap horizontally in rectangle	+	BMR.SCALE (8) Multiply dimensions by scaling factors below
-	BMR.CENTER.VT.RECT (4) Center the bitmap vertically in rectangle	+
-	BMR.SCALE (8) Multiply dimensions by scaling factors below	+

	When scaling, values contained in ScaleX and ScaleY are converted to floating point, divided by 100, and then multiplied by their respective axis to providing scaling by as little as 1 percent.		When scaling, values contained in ScaleX and ScaleY are converted to floating point, divided by 100, and then multiplied by their respective axis to providing scaling by as little as 1 percent.

2010-01-26T20:08:01Z

(Draw Bit Map): minor

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	==(Draw Bit Map)==		==(Draw Bit Map)==
		+	===This mnemonic has been replaced by (DrawImage)===
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	'''Mnemonic''': (Draw Bit Map=left, top, right, bottom, scaleX, scaleY, flags); filename		'''Mnemonic''': (Draw Bit Map=left, top, right, bottom, scaleX, scaleY, flags); filename

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	Valid format code are:		Valid format code are:

-	BMR.FIT.TO.RECT Stretch (or shrink) bitmap to fit rectangle.	+	BMR.FIT.TO.RECT Stretch (or shrink) bitmap to fit rectangle.
-		+	Cannot be used with any other codes or
-	Cannot be used with any other codes or	+	BMR.CENTER.HZ.RECT Center the bitmap horizontally in rectangle
-		+	BMR.CENTER.VT.RECT Center the bitmap vertically in rectangle
-	BMR.CENTER.HZ.RECT Center the bitmap horizontally in rectangle	+	BMR.SCALE Multiply dimensions by scaling factors below
-	BMR.CENTER.VT.RECT Center the bitmap vertically in rectangle	+
-	BMR.SCALE Multiply dimensions by scaling factors below	+

	When scaling, values contained in ScaleX and ScaleY are converted to floating point, divided by 100, and then multiplied by their respective axis to providing scaling by as little as 1 percent.		When scaling, values contained in ScaleX and ScaleY are converted to floating point, divided by 100, and then multiplied by their respective axis to providing scaling by as little as 1 percent.