ShowHotSpots Property

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Gets or sets a value indicating whether hotspots are visible in the terminal window.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
<ObsoleteAttribute("This property has been refactored into HotSpots and this property has been deprecated. Please see HotSpots object HotSpotsVisible property.")>
Property ShowHotSpots As Boolean

'Usage
 
Dim instance As IIbmScreen
Dim value As Boolean
 
instance.ShowHotSpots = value
 
value = instance.ShowHotSpots

[Obsolete("This property has been refactored into HotSpots and this property has been deprecated. Please see HotSpots object HotSpotsVisible property.")]
bool ShowHotSpots {get; set;}

Property Value

The default value is True.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
Attachmate.Reflection.SecuredSettingException	This exception is thrown when you try to modify a property that has been secured with the Permissions Manager or that can only be modified by an Administrator.

Remarks

When this value is true (the default), hotspots are visible and look like buttons. When it is false, hotspots are not visible, but can be recognized by the cursor's change in appearance when placed over them. The cursor changes from an I-beam to an arrow.

The EnableHotspots property determines whether hotspots can be used. If EnableHotspots is true and ShowHotspots is false, hotspots can still be used, even though they are not displayed. When EnableHotspots is false, hotspots are not available or displayed, regardless of the value of ShowHotspots.

Reference

IIbmScreen Interface
IIbmScreen Members

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