Changing Object Appearance
32 Designing a Form
6Select
Start Fill Line at First Line Indentation
to indent the first fill
line the same amount as the first line of text entered in the field.
See “The Text... Command” on page 5-37 for more information.
7 Click
OK
to apply the changes and close the dialog box.
The
Visible
Tab
1 Click the
Visible
tab.
2 Select how you want the selected object to appear to the user.
•Select
Always
if you want the field/object to always appear on
screen and when printed.
•Select
Never
if you do not want the field/object to appear in
fill view. However as the designer of the form, you can see the
object in design view.
•Select
Print Only
if you want the field/object to appear on the
printed form, but not on the screen.
•Select
Screen Only
when you want the field/object to appear
on the screen, but not when printed.
3 Click
OK
to close the dialog box when you are done.
Paint Order
OmniForm uses a specific paint order. For example, a table object itself
is painted first, then the cells inside the table, and then objects inside the
cell. This makes it possible to have three layers of paint. The last layer
painted in an object overrides all other layers. Because objects inside a
cell are painted last, they will cover up the cells and portions of the table.
If an object’s background or border is
Clear,
however, then that part of
the object is transparent and an object painted below can show through.
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