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Gravitybox Schedule.NET
1998-2005 Gravitybox Software LLC
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and the main schedule grid. The EventAppearance object controls the display of this
area. It defines the background color as well gradient type if desired.
HeaderDateFormat
Every application has a different requirement on how to display dates. The
HeaderDateFormat property allows you to define how dates appear in the date headers.
This property is used to format the dates in the row or column header. It is only used if
the viewmode is set to a value that includes dates, of course.
MaxDate
This property defines the last date to which the user can scroll. A schedule must have
some date range and it is defined by the MinDate and MaxDate.
MinDate
This property defines the first date displayed on a schedule.
MinutesShown
The time margin may be drawn one of two different ways: All or FirstOnly. When this
property value is set to All, all minute increments are displayed. For example if the
ScheduleIncrement is set to 20, there are three increments per hour. The time margin
would show the hour number and then “00”, “20”, and “40” for each hour. If the property
value is set to FirstOnly, then “00” is the only valued displayed for each hour. The other
two increments are blank. This is the style of Microsoft Outlook.
ScrollBars
If a schedule’s range is greater than that which can be displayed, scroll bars are used.
The ScrollBars property defines which bars are visible if need be: none, horizontal,
vertical, or both. By default the settings is “both”. You may selectively turn off the
scrollbars if you wish; however there is no need to do this as they are disabled if not
needed.
SelectedItem
This object is a reference to the appointment currently selected. If the MultiSelect
property is set, this property is the last appointment that was (and still is) selected. This
object will necessarily be in the SelectedItems collection. If MutiSelect property is set to
false, this appointment will be the only one in the SelectedItems collection.
StartTime
This property defines the first time value displayed on the schedule. It must be an even
hour. Used in conjunction with the DayLength property, it defines the time margin of a
schedule.
TimeIncrement
This property defines into how many increments an hour is divided. For example if its
settings is 30 minutes, an hour is split into two increments. This setting can be any
factor of 60 from 1 to 60.
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