

Multi instance support differs between levels in the hierarchy.Īctive by default, cannot be deactivated. You can specify which instance of the application to relate to if multiple instance of the same application are open. NET Chromium extension provides support for multiple instances. See Identify an Element's Main Relation Type. This section is not displayed for the NET process.

The element's main relation type is displayed in the Edit Screen Element window, but cannot be changed. Self property provides the name of the process, which can’t be a parent process (the process one level higher). Useful in a scenario where the application has more than one process on different levels. Process name of the process in the process tree. For example, the 00640078 value (see the screenshot above) indicates that the window location has an offset of (0064,0078) from its parent window. The format for this property's value is YYYYXXXX, where YYYY indicates the Y offset and XXXX indicates the X offset (including a leading zero) from the parent window. Identifies a window based on the location of its parent window. When the window is hidden, the physical object is destroyed until the window becomes visible again. When the window is visible, the physical object is recognized. Identifies a window based on its visibility. When a window comes to the top of z-order, so do its child windows.
EMBED A CONTROL IN MENUSTRIP WINDOWS
The system positions the active window at the top of the z-order for windows of the same type. You can change the z-order by activating a different window. When an application creates a window, the system puts it at the top of the z-order for windows of the same type. The window at the bottom of the z-order is overlapped by all other windows. The window at the top of the z-order overlaps all other windows. The window position in a stack of overlapping windows.Ī window stack is oriented along an imaginary axis, the z-axis, extending outward from the screen. The type of control, for example, Button. The text displayed in the control, for example, the text on a button. The name of the class to which the specified physical object belongs (for example, BUTTON). add menu items related to the specific user control at menustripclick. A window name where Win32 physical object is hosted. Keep the menu strip and all events in the form.
