Used to insert an external image file from your computer into the solution configuration, like an icon, wallpaper, object, or background image. You can manage the imported images at Displays → Images. After the image is imported, you no longer need the original file. Images can be used as color brushes for any drawing object, and they can even be used as "color" or the ColorFill dynamic attributes.
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It refers to a data grid that imports and manages file collections of pictures and graphical patterns. The solution database file stores these images, enabling users to access and use them without the original files. This feature supports customizing elements in the application, such as filling shapes or backgrounds and adding dynamics.
The Images refer to the user interface for managing image file collections. It provides features and tools for image resource management.
Images provide elements that users can incorporate into application interfaces, enhancing appearance and functionality.
Images serve as a library, allowing users to select images to apply to different parts of their application's interface, including filling shapes, backgrounds, and creating elements.
Users import image files into the application via Displays → Images. The application then stores these images in its database, making them available for use.
Images are used in interface design within the application, notably in designing and customizing components of displays.
To use Images, users navigate to Displays → Images, import their chosen image files, and then apply these images in interface designs. The feature supports file types like .bmp, .gif, .ico, .jpg, .png, .tiff, and .wdp, catering to various needs. This feature facilitates adding and managing elements in an application, improving efficiency and creativity.
The table provides a reference for the Image properties.
Image Resources Properties | |
Name | Edit the default name. |
Description | Enter a description of this image. |
Folder | Specify the folder where the resource is |
ResourceType | Specify the type of the resource |
Dimension | Read-only. Show the dimension of the resource file |
Size | Read-only. Show the size of the resource file |
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