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Operating a batch or procedure
Command button control
The background and foreground colors of the control label can be configured to be specific
colors, so the command button controls in your system may look different to the one shown
here.
Command drop-down control
The command drop-down control provides a selection of commands that can be given to a
procedure. If you hover your mouse over the command drop–down, a tool tip will display the
procedure being commanded by this control.
The following image displays an example of a command drop–down control.
Command drop-down control
The background and foreground colors of the control label can be configured to be specific
colors, so the command drop–down controls in your system may look different to the one
shown here.
Command panel control
The command panel control groups related basic or list-type command controls to make it
easier to interact with a procedure.
The following image displays a command panel control for a confirmable instruction. The
Operator icon ( ) indicates that Operator interaction is required (this icon can be configured
to blink). The check box provides a way for the Operator to confirm the instruction is
complete and that the procedure can continue.
Command panel control
The background and foreground colors of the control labels can be configured to be specific
colors, so the command panel controls in your system may look different to the one shown
here.
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