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window title bar - layout

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I have a simple one.

In each window title bar, please include the layout name. If there are multiple windows open with multiple layouts, they are only identified by the filename; filename-2; filename-3 etc.

It should show: filename-main; filename-list; filename-contacts form, etc.

That would really help as we work with multiple layouts.

thanks

IMHO it doesnt really make sense for the layout name to be a part of the window title since I would not want my users to know if I am using another layout that looks similar but that is a different layout.

If you need to have the window title display the layout name, then in your navigational scripting, you could always use:

Set Window Title [ Current Window; New Title: Get ( FileName ) & "-" & Get ( LayoutName ) ]

  • 2 years later...
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It has been a couple of years, but thanks for your reply. I just stumbled across it today. Just last week this came back up again, and my solution is to call a script through my navigation scripts that writes basically what you suggested above. The reason for this is just to help me during development. When the new version is launched, I enable another line that has a "title" and version number. I disable the line that shows layout and table.

So another quick question, is there a way to change the font, style or size of the Window Title? I have tried the available script steps, but none seem to work.

thanks

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