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TForm Properties

The properties of the TForm class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Specifies the MDI child that has focus. 
 
Provides access to the handle of the form's internal MDI client window. 
 
Specifies the control's docking manager interface. 
 
Specifies the number of open MDI child forms. 
 
Provides indexed access to all MDI child forms. 
 
Represents how MDI child forms are arranged when the Tile method is called. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Designates the action associated with the control. 
 
Specifies the control that has focus on the form. 
 
Determines how the control aligns within its container (parent control). 
 
Specifies whether the form is translucent. 
 
Specifies the degree of translucency on a translucent form. 
 
Specifies how the control is anchored to its parent. 
 
Indicates whether scroll bars appear automatically on the scrolling windowed control if it is not large enough to display all of its controls. 
 
Specifies whether the control sizes itself automatically to accommodate its contents. 
 
Specifies the bi-directional mode for the control. 
 
Specifies which icons appear on the title bar of the form. 
 
Specifies the appearance and behavior of the form border. 
 
Specifies the width of the control's border. 
 
Specifies a text string that identifies the control to the user. 
 
Specifies the height (in pixels) of the form's client area. 
 
Specifies the width (in pixels) of the form's client area. 
 
Specifies the background color of the control. 
 
Specifies the size constraints for the control. 
 
Determines whether a control has a three-dimensional (3-D) or two-dimensional look. 
 
Specifies the monitor on which the form appears. 
 
Specifies whether the control can be the target of drag-and-dock operations. 
 
Specifies whether the control is being dragged normally or for docking. 
 
Determines how the control initiates drag-and-drop or drag-and-dock operations. 
 
Controls whether the control responds to mouse, keyboard, and timer events. 
 
Font 
Controls the attributes of text written on or in the control. 
 
Determines the form's style. 
 
Specifies the vertical size of the control in pixels. 
 
Specifies the name of the file the form uses to display Help. 
 
Represents the horizontal scroll bar for the scrolling windowed control. 
 
Icon 
Specifies the icon that appears when the form is minimized. 
 
Specifies whether the form should receive keyboard events before the active control. 
 
Menu 
Specifies the form's main menu. 
 
Represents an OLE object menu item that reacts to selections of OLE objects. 
 
Specifies when OnCreate and OnDestroy events occur. 
 
Specifies the padding of a control. 
 
Specifies whether the control uses its parent's BiDiMode. 
 
Determines where a control looks for its font information. 
 
Represents the proportion of the font on the system on which the form was designed. 
 
Identifies the pop-up menu associated with the control. 
 
Controls how the top-level form behaves with respect to Window's WS_POPUP style. 
 
Sets an order for stacked forms that users cannot change. 
 
Represents the size and placement of the form. 
 
Represents the proportions of a printed form. 
 
Specifies whether the form is sized according to the value of the PixelsPerInch property. 
 
Specifies whether form snaps to edge of screen. 
 
Determines whether the control displays a Help Hint when the mouse pointer rests momentarily on the control. 
 
Specifies distance for screen snap. 
 
Specifies whether a color on the form appears transparent. 
 
Indicates the color on the form that appears transparent when TransparentColor is true. 
 
Specifies whether the docking manager is used in drag-and-dock operations. 
 
Represents the vertical scroll bar for the scrolling windowed control. 
 
Indicates whether the form is visible. 
 
Specifies the horizontal size of the control or form in pixels. 
 
Specifies the Window menu for an MDI parent form. 
 
Represents how the form appears on the screen. 
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