Check Box Tab - Edit Cell Dialog

Edit the cell attributes for a check box.

Appearance

Select options to control the appearance of the check box cell.

Check Box

To create a check box that a user can select and clear, click Check box.

3d Check Box

When creating a Check Box, select 3d Check Box to display a three-dimensional check box.

Checkmark

To create a check box that will display a checkmark when selected, select the Checkmark box.

Plus/ Minus Button

To create a check box that toggles between a plus (+) and a minus (-) button, click Plus/ Minus button.

Folder

To create a folder that opens and closes as the user clicks on it, click Folders.

Built in Images

To create a custom appearance to the check box from the images available in CaseView, select Built in Images.

Specify the appearance of the check box as it is selected (Value 1) and cleared (Value 0) by the user. Check boxes can be designed to change dynamically as the user clicks them.

Value 0 (Unchecked)

Select the appearance of the check box when it is cleared.

Value 1 (Checked)

Select the appearance of the check box when it is selected.

User-defined Images

To create a customized check box using an image not included in CaseView or using dynamic behavior as the check box is moused over or clicked, click this radio button and set the features below.

Button Style

If the operating system is configured to use a "theme" and in the General cell options "Use Theme" has been selected, set the type of button appearance to use for the check boxes.

Windows button	Select to use a 3-D appearance as the one used for buttons in dialogs such as "OK" or "Help".
Toolbar button	Select to use a flat appearance as is used for buttons on toolbars.

Image Calculation

Enter the label of an image to use, including quotes. The label is used to identify images in the Image Manager.

Alternately, enter a calculation that evaluates to a valid image label. Click the button to access the Calculation Editor to compose the function.

State Calculation

Use this field to set the behavior of the check box. Click the button to access the Calculation Editor to compose the function.

-1 or blank	Makes the cell behave like normal.
0	Disabled (greyed out)
1	Enabled (regular check box)
3	Press (pressed down)
5	Hot tracked
7	Appears hot tracked and pressed down

Hot tracked means that the button changes appearance as the mouse pointer moves on and off of the button. When state calculation is set, the appearance does not change as the mouse moves on and off from it (except when Blank or -1 values are set).

Images

Click to open the Image Manager where external images can be imported for use in CaseView and a list of the current available images can be viewed.

Related Topics

• Edit Cell