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Chapter 7: Using Events
Using Local Text Block Events
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NOTE:
To make the text block visible again, select the View tool, click on the text block number to
display the View/Change Text Block Settings dialogue and delete the Data Change event.
display the View/Change Text Block Settings dialogue and delete the Data Change event.
3.
Press Ctl+F. The Data Change Event dialogue will be displayed.
4.
Choose the ‘Text’ checkbox, then click in the Text box to place
the cursor.
the cursor.
5.
Press the space bar to enter a space in the box.
6.Choose ‘Across
Specified
Range’ from the
drop-down
menu.
Range’ from the
drop-down
menu.
7.
To hide all the data in the text block, type ‘1’ in the
First Line and First Char boxes.
First Line and First Char boxes.
Type ‘66’ in the ‘Number of Lines’ box and ‘255’ in
the ‘Number of Chars’ box (as the blank space is
to apply to all the lines and characters in the text
block and it is simpler to type in the maximum
lines and maximum characters in a line).
the ‘Number of Chars’ box (as the blank space is
to apply to all the lines and characters in the text
block and it is simpler to type in the maximum
lines and maximum characters in a line).
8. Choose OK. You will be returned to the Environment Editor and
the text block will be hidden from view. (The text block number
will still be visible, indicating the presence of the block).
will still be visible, indicating the presence of the block).