Certain CFG file settings define what type of information appears in document window title bars for specific document types. You can set these values with the SetUIConfiguration(cfgNumber, 0 | 1) transaction.
With single-page documents (whether single-layer or multilayer), the page label is always displayed first in the document window title bar. You cannot change this with SetUIConfiguration. You can, however, define the display of the following elements in document window titles:
Configurable window title elements (multipage)
1. Multipage label: CFG number 20
Defines whether the label of the root multipage document is displayed first in window title bars. This setting applies to the display of multipages only.
2. Page label: CFG number 21
Defines whether the page label appears in window title bars. This setting applies to multipages only. For single pages, the page label is always displayed.
3. Page number: CFG number 22
Defines whether the page number appears in window title bars, after the word "Page." This setting applies to multipages only.
4. Active edit layer label: CFG number 99
Defines whether the phrase "Layer: label" appears at the end of window title bars. This setting applies to every page that contains an active edit layer, whether it is part of a multipage or not.
Changes you make with SetUIConfiguration do not apply to open documents. It sets defaults for future documents.
Also note that the "Flag Dirty Doc" keyname in the [System] section of the Imagenation INI file defines whether modified documents are indicated with an asterisk (*) in the window title bar. For more information, refer to the Imagenation System Administrator Help (Sysadmin.hlp).
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