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MDI is a style of application used to manage multiple main windows within a single foundation window.
MDI components include the frame, titlebar, menu bar, client area, and status bar.
MDI frame windows can be defined with or without MicroHelp.
MDI frames always have an associated menu.
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Transition to the Client/Server Environment
The traditional environment
Mainframe or minicomputer environment.
All the processes run on a single CPU.
A multitasking operating system
Task switching
Prioritization
Data communications
Connectivity tasks
The Client/Server Environment
Client/se
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An event is an action initiated by the user or the system.
An object is any item that combines characteristics (properties) and behaviors (methods).
Scripts describe the processing that should take place when an event occurs.
Encapsulation prevents users from seeing the internal workings
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Objects, events, and properties are key to developing applications with PowerBuilder.
Properties are characteristics of an object.
Events permit the object to recognize and respond to actions.
You can build application objects, DataWindow objects, menus, structures, user objects, and win
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Summary
Windows are the main interface between the user and PowerBuilder applications.
Window style and the controls determine how the window looks and behaves.
Establish the style of window by choosing values for its properties.
There are six window types.
Controls are placed in a window.
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