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- Developing a Graphical User Interface
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  - Creating a GUI
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    - Numeric Controls
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    - LED Control Overview
    - Binary Switch Control Overview
    - Ring Controls
    - List and Table Controls
    - Decoration Control Overview
    - Graph Controls
    - Picture Control Overview
    - Timer Control Overview
    - Canvas Control Overview
    - Tab Control Overview
    - Splitter Control Overview
    - ActiveX Controls
    - Custom Controls
    - Classic-Style Controls
    - Converting from Classic Style Controls to Lab Style Controls
  - Editing a User Interface
  - Adding a .uir File to a Project
  - Previewing User Interface Header Files
  - Operating a GUI
  - Icon Editor
  - Searching for UIR Objects
  - Saving a User Interface
  - Generating Code from the GUI
  - Text-Based User Interface Files
  - Printing User Interface Files
  - User Interface Localizer
  - User Interface Editor Menus
- Compiling Source Code
- Creating Multithreaded Applications
- Creating and Downloading DLLs to Real-Time Targets
- Building Multiplatform Applications
- Creating Linux Applications
- Creating 64-bit Applications Versus 32-bit Applications
- Accessing the LabWindows/CVI ActiveX Server Interface
Distributing Applications
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Decoration Controls Overview

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Decoration Controls Overview

Decoration controls can enhance the visual appeal of the GUI. They do not contain data but you can assign callback functions to a decoration so that it can respond to mouse click events.

The following figure consists of a sampling of some different decoration styles:

Operating Decoration Controls

Programming Decoration Controls

Decoration Control Attributes

Decoration Control Functions

Decoration Control Events

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