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There are three types of screens: Normal Screen, Window Screen and Menu Screen.

To create any type of screen, you can do the following:

Create a screen. Default is a normal screen. To learn how to create a screen, please see Section 3.9.2 for details.
Open Screen Properties dialog box. To learn how to open the dialog box, please see Section 3.9.3 for details.
In the dialog box, select the type you would like the screen to be.

The following table describes how each type of screen opens, closes, and displays.

Types	Description
Normal Screen	A screen that will be displayed when it is selected to be a startup screen, or when a screen button with open screen/previous screen operation is pressed. Usually the normal screen cannot be closed until the other normal screen is opened. The normal screen is also called a main screen that is only displayed one at a time in the panel. The screen size is fixed and depends on the panel model.
Window Screen	A screen that appears in the following situations: * Screen button with open screen operation is pressed * Selected to be a startup screen * OPEN_WS macro command is used. * Alarm is active or clear when the display screen option in the discrete/analog alarm block is selected * Page selector object is used * Custom keypad is needed Usually the window screen stays on the normal screen until the close button is pressed on the title bar or the screen button or CLOSE_WS macro command to close. It then disappears. The panel can display many window screens at a time. At runtime, the window screen will initially be displayed at the predefined position. If the window screen has the title bar, click-and-hold the title bar to move it around in the panel.
Menu Screen	A screen that is displayed when it is selected to be a startup screen, or when a screen button with the open screen operation is pressed. The menu screen remains on the normal screen or window screen, until an area outside the menu screen is pressed, or the screen button is used to close the menu screen. The menu screen then closes. The panel can display one menu screen at a time. The menu screen can slide horizontally into view from either the left or right side of the screen. It can also appear by the left or right side of the button and slide upward or downward into view. Please see Section 5.3.4 to learn how to use the screen button to set up the position of the menu screen. Usually the menu screen stays on the normal screen or window screen until you press anywhere outside the menu screen or use screen button to close. It then disappears.