Just like Mark says you can stretch the application across both screens and use popups (without borders to let the user change screen on the left/right monitor individuality). Script to remove the frame on a popup below (PC target only), dont have the popup as Modal namespace Neo.ApplicationFramewor...

Well if your target platform is a panel with Windows CE (e.g. TxA, TxB, TA150) then it will be a bit harder. If I´m right there is no native support for compressing files in Windows CE / .Net Framework Compact Edition but there exists some external libraries for it. DotNetZip is one of them (http://...

Hi! Here is a little example with changing things based on instance with scripts. The Motor_Faceplate has three instance (Motor_1, Motor_2, Motor_3). In the example we change the Name, Font Color of the Name, The Fill Color of the Name, The Motor base color and Hide the Analog Setpoint for the Motor...

well, here is a super light login function anyway namespace Neo.ApplicationFramework.Generated { using System.Windows.Forms; using System; using System.Drawing; using Neo.ApplicationFramework.Tools; using Neo.ApplicationFramework.Common.Graphics.Logic; using Neo.ApplicationFramework.Controls; using ...

I believe that you can get rid of the "Login Success" by creating your own custom login. void Button1_Click(System.Object sender, System.EventArgs e) { Globals.Security.Login("Administrator", "1234"); } The code above will login the administraor without any message. But calling the Globals.Security....

Hi Joe!

If you are targeting PC for your iX-application try to access the real object by calling it with the prefix "m_".

Like
Opacity runs from 0 to 1.

I´m no Historian expert but maybe I can point you into direction. First, what is you iX target? Panel (TxA/TxB or PC/TxC)? Second, Wonderare Historia contains several databases, one Microsoft SQL Server and one more secred High Performance database engine. You could talk directly with the SQL Server...

Hi!

Probably because on the TA150 the project output is a "Windows Form Application" but on the PC-version it´s a "WPF-Application"...

Search for something like "Windows Form vs WPF" on Google and you will find more info about the difference...

Great Göran

The iX tag class also includes convert/cast functions (if possible), see image below

Try

To String:

Globals.Tags.RecipeName.Value = Globals.Tags.RecipeNumber.Value.ToString();

To Int

Globals.Tags.MyIntTag.Value = Convert.ToInt32("123");