Each User Control Object style option corresponds to an attribute.  The initial settings for the User Object style options are described below. 

Note:The title of the window containing the user object style options identifies the base class user object from which the object you are placing in the window is inherited. 

Option	InitialState or Value
X	The distance (in PowerBuilder units) the User Object is from the left edge of the workspace; the current X attribute.
Y	The distance (in PowerBuilder units) the User Object is from the top of the workspace; the current Y attribute.
Width	The width of the User Object in PowerBuilder units; the current Width attribute.
Height	The height of the User Object in PowerBuilder units; the current Height attribute.
Visible	Clicked; the Visible attribute is TRUE.
Border	Clicked; the Border attribute is TRUE.
Background	Background, the BackColor attribute is the color of the window background.  Select the color you want to use for the User Object background from the list in the drop-down list box.  This options displays only if the User Object is a Custom User Object.
Enabled	Clicked; the Enabled attribute is TRUE.
HScroll Bar	Not clicked; the HScrollBar attribute is FALSE.
VScroll Bar	Not clicked; the VScrollBar attribute is FALSE.
Drag Auto	Not clicked, the Drag Auto attribute is FALSE.

To select a drag icon for the User Object, click the Drag Icon button. 

To select a pointerfor the User Object, click the Pointer button. 

To closeUser Object windowand return to the Window Painter, click the OK or Cancel button. 

To close User Object and open the PowerScript Painter, click the Script button.