4.4.3 Menu Form Properties (Key) dialog box
The Menu Form Properties dialog box appears when you select and double-click a menu form in the menu form view of the Script Menu Editor window.
The Menu Form Properties dialog box has five tabs: General Items, Background, Key, Style, and Wallpaper. Click the Key tab to display the Menu Form Properties (Key) page.
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(1) Components
In the Menu Form Properties (Key) dialog box, you can set the following items for the keys of the menu form you selected.
- Keys
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Select a key to set as an exit key. You can select Esc, Enter, or F1 to F12.
- Ctrl
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Sets the Ctrl key as a modifier key.
- Shift
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Sets the Shift key as a modifier key.
- Alt
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Sets the Alt key as a modifier key.
- >> Add
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Adds a selected key as an exit key.
- << Delete
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Deletes a key selected in the Terminate keys list.
- Terminate keys
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Select an exit key to delete. Esc is set by default.
(2) Operations
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Click OK to apply the settings and close the Menu Form Properties dialog box.
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Click Cancel to close the dialog box without applying the settings.
(3) Processing
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If Esc is selected for Terminate keys, the menu form will be closed without checking the entered data or assigning a value to a variable. If a value other than Esc is selected for Terminate keys, the menu form will be closed after the entered data is checked and the values are assigned to the variables.
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When function keys are included in the menu form, F1 to F12 cannot be selected as exit keys and do not appear in the Keys list.
In the following cases, F1 to F12 are invalid if set as exit keys, and a warning message appears when the menu form opens:
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The user defines a function key, but F1 to F12 are already set in Terminate keys.
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A function key has been defined, and F1 to F12 are set in Terminate keys, in a menu form created using a version of JP1/Script earlier than version 06-71.