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There are several properties within ProfoundUI that are applied at the screen level.  In other words, these properties apply to all widgets on the screen unless overriden by setting the property on a specific widget.  Many of these properties correspond to record level DDS keywords you would use in a green screen display file.  These properties allow you to mimic the functionality of these keywords in a Rich Display File™.

To access screen level properties inside the Visual Designer, simply click the screen name on the right side of the designer screen.

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Screen level properties will be listed in the properties pane.  The following properties are currently available:
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* *Identification*
*#* *[Record Format Name*
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Identifies the record format that is used to access this screen from server (RPG) code.
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*Promptable?* NO
*Possible Values* Any valid DDS record format name
*Bindable?* NO
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*# *Description*
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Record format description.
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*Promptable?* NO
*Possible Values* Any
*Bindable?* NO
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*# *Document Title*
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Specifies the document title to use when this screen is displayed. Web browsers usually display the document title in a window's title bar when the window is open and in the task bar when the window is minimized.
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*Promptable?* NO
*Possible Values* Any
*Bindable?* YES
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* *External Files*
*# *External CSS*
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Identifies the location of an external cascading style sheet file to apply to this screen. To specify multiple files, right-click the property and select "Add Another External CSS".
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*Promptable?* YES
*Possible Values* Any accessible path and CSS file name
*Bindable?* YES
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*# *External JavaScript*
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Identifies the location of an external JavaScript file to load on this screen. To specify multiple files, right-click the property and select "Add Another External JavaScript".
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*Promptable?* YES
*Possible Values* Any accessible path and JavaScript file name
*Bindable?* YES
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