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This section describes how to define the general settings for a screen button.

The above is an example of the General page of the Screen Button dialog box.

The following table describes each property in the General page.

Property		Description
ID		The object’s identifier. It is generated when the object is created. The identifier is unique within the screen where the object is located. The format of the IDs for screen buttons is SBnnnn.
Note		You can type a note for the object.
Shape settings		For details about the following properties, see Section 4.3.4 Setting up the Shape of an Object. Transparent, Picture Shape, , Touch Response, , Border Color, Pattern, Foreground Color, Background Color
External Label		Check this option if you want the bit button to have an external label. Set up the external label in the External Label page.
Operation		Specifies the operation that you want the screen button to perform. There are four choices: Open Screen, Previous Screen, Close and Open Screen, and Close Screen. For details, see Section 5.3.1 Basic Operations.
Screen		Specifies the screen to be opened.
Menu Screen Position		Select one of the following 6 positions for the specified menu screen to be displayed. This field will be displayed only when the specified screen is a menu screen.
		Position	Description
		Screen Left Side	The menu screen slides into view horizontally from the left side of the screen.
		Screen Right Side	The menu screen slides into view horizontally from the right side of the screen.
		Button Left Side & Downward	The menu screen appears on the left side of the button and slides downward into view.
		Button Left Side & Upward	The menu screen appears on the left side of the button and slides upward into view.
		Button Right Side & Downward	The menu screen appears on the right side of the button and slides downward into view.
		Button Right Side & Upward	The menu screen appears on the right side of the button and slides upward into view.
Change User Level	<Check Box>	Check this option if you want the button to change the current user level.
Change User Level	New User Level	The new user level to replace the current user level.
Acknowledge Alarm		Check this option if you want the button to acknowledge the associated alarm of the screen where the button is located. You can configure an alarm to display an (alarm) screen. The alarm is then the screen’s associated alarm.
Indicate Screen Already Opened		Check this option if you want the button to indicate the specified screen is already open.
Macro		Check this option if you want the button to have a macro. Specify and edit the macro in the Macro page.
Activation	Button Down	Specifies that the touch operation is activated when the button is pushed.
Activation	Button Up	Specifies that the touch operation is activated when the button is released.
Key		The hard key that is used to operate the object. This item is available only when the target panel has hard keys.
Touch Operable		Check this option if you want the button is still operable by using the touch panel even it is configured to be operated by the key.