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OPTION parameters

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These parameters can be used to change the "look and feel" of a PAUSE window. In addition to the parameters below, you can also alter the PAUSE Message and Button, as well as add a Meter or Gauge Meter.

 

Parameter

Value

Description

ICON_FILE

value

Specifies the external path and name for an image file.

 

NOTE: Any of the below image file formats can be used. The recommended size is 32x32, otherwise the image will be automatically resized to 32x32. To display custom BMP images with transparency, use the first pixel, which

is on the bottom left corner, as the transparent color. Any pixel with that color becomes transparent.

 

wmf

Windows Metafiles

emf

Enhanced Metafiles

ico

Icon Files

bmp

Windows Bitmap Files

png

Portable Network Graphics

jpeg, jpg

JPEG Image File

tif, tiff

TIFF Image File

gif

Compuserve GIF Image

jp2, j2k, jpc

JPEG 2000 Image

tga, afi

Truevision Targa File

vst

Truevision Vista File

pcx, pcc

ZSoft PC Paintbrush

dcx

DCX Image File

 

BACK_COLOR

value

Changes the color of the WINDOW BACKGROUND area. User can specify the integer value or type one of the predefined values.

TRANSPARENCY

0 - 255

Set the transparency to specify a layered window with a translucent color. The transparency value specifies the degree of translucency.

TOP

value

Moves the pause box location, in pixels, from the top of the screen down.

LEFT

value

Moves the pause box location, in pixels, from the left of the screen over.

THEMENAME

value

Specifies one of 86 pre-defined Themes, or a custom Theme loaded into R:BASE. See Themes.

 

NOTE: All previously defined PAUSE commands which are redefined to use Themes should be thoroughly checked prior to putting into production as objects and text may look substantially different.

NO_FOCUS


Specifies the pause will not be focused when displayed, which can be used to possibly prevent an interruption in the focus transition in an active form.