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CONFIGURING THE MONOCHROME VIRTUAL HMI<br />

PRIMITIVE DESCRIPTIONS<br />

Only the US English text can be edited directly. The international versions of the text must be<br />

edited via the properties dialog box, which is accessed by selecting the primitive and pressing<br />

Alt+Enter, or by selecting the Properties command from the Edit menu…<br />

• The Text property is used to specify the text to be displayed. As mentioned<br />

above, the US English version of the text can also be edited directly on the<br />

display page when the primitive is created, or by clicking an existing primitive.<br />

• The Font property is used to specify the font to be used. This property can also<br />

be edited by using the font button on the toolbar, or by using the Format menu.<br />

• The Foreground and Background properties are used to specify the colors to be<br />

used to draw the text. Obviously, having the same color for both settings will<br />

render the text unreadable. Selecting None for the background will create<br />

transparent text, allowing underlying primitives to be seen through the letters.<br />

• The Horizontal and Vertical justification properties are used to indicate where<br />

the text should be placed within the bounding rectangle of the primitive. These<br />

properties can also be edited via the associated toolbox, or via the Format menu.<br />

THE AUTO TAG PRIMITIVE<br />

The Auto Tag primitive allows you to select a tag, and then automatically place<br />

the appropriate text primitive on the display. For example, selecting an integer tag<br />

will allow insertion of an appropriately-configured integer text primitive.<br />

This is the icon you will use most often for adding tags to a page. It first displays the dialog<br />

box shown below to allow tag selection, and then creates one of the five tag text primitives<br />

described in the next section. The new primitive will be configured so as to display the tag in<br />

question using its label and its formatting properties, as defined when the tag was created.<br />

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