Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
AppBuilder

> ## Window menu

> The Window menu provides access to the built-in Section Editor, the common-properties editor window, the OCX properties editor, and a list of current objects, as shown in Table 2–7.

> Table 2–7: Window menu
> Window | Action
> --- | ---
> Code Section Editor | Invokes built-in source-code editor
> Hide Object Palette | Determines whether the objects palette is visible.
> Properties Window | Opens common-properties window.
> OCX Property Editor | Opens OCX properties window.
> (List of procedure objects currently open)

> ##### Window Code Section Editor

> Shortcut: CTRL-S — Invokes the built-in source-code editor on the current object. Unlike other editors, including the standard Procedure Editor, the built-in Section Editor will not make object source code unmanageable by AppBuilder.

> ##### Window Hide Object Palette

> Determines whether the Object Palette is visible. The menu item changes to Show Object Palette when the Object Palette is hidden.

> ##### Window Properties Window

> Opens the window that lists certain of the common properties of all selected objects. For example, all objects have an origin and a size. Where property values differ between objects, as is typically the case, the differences are represented by a range in the Properties window. You can set substitute a single value for the range, and this will affect all selected objects.

> ##### Window OCX Property Editor

> If the current object is an ActiveX object, opens an editor window for the object’s properties. If the current object is not an ActiveX object, selecting this item opens a window with no content.

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