By default, grid control gets its header text from the fieldname caption of a record value displayed in a grid column. To change the grid control header text, follow these steps:
1. Click Start > All Programs > Visual FoxPro 9.
2. Click File>New>Table>New File> Type the table name. For the sake of example, use tblNames as a filename>Click Save. Alternatively, you can type CREA tblNames in the command window. Enter the following fieldname captions and data type:
3. Then Click the Ok Button.
4. Press CTRL + F2 to view the command window. Type APPE then press enter. The APPE or APPEND commands pops-up the append window which enables you to add new records.
5. Add the following records:
6. Click the close button [x] to save the inputted records.
7. Create a new form by clicking File>New>Form>New File. Alternatively, type CREA form in the command window then press enter.
8. Click View> Form Control Toolbar(twice) to activate the toolbox window then click and drag a Grid control from the toolbox to your form.
9. Right-click the Grid control on your form>Select builder. A dialog box containing the following options should then appear:
10. Click the [>>] button. This transfers the fieldnames in the Available fields list box to the selected fields list box.
11. Click the layout tab. The following should then appear:
12. Click the grid control’s column header then enter your desired caption in the caption textbox.
13. Click the Ok button to apply the changes then press CTRL + E to run your form. Alternatively, you can click the run [!] icon.
Changing the title bar caption of your dialog-based application (Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 MFC AppWizard(exe))
1. Right-click the title bar of your dialog-box then select Properties from the pop-up menu. The Dialog properties dialog-box will then become visible. Click the general tab then locate the caption textbox.
2. Key in your desired caption in the caption textbox then click the close[x] button of the Dialog properties dialog-box. The inputted caption should now appear on the title bar of your dialog box. Additionally, you can modify the font face and size of your MFC dialog box by right-clicking the caption of your dialog and selecting properties>general tab and clicking the Font button then choosing your desired font face and font size. Unfortunately , it will also resize the dialog box, just click and drag the selection handle of your dialog to restore it to its default size.
2. Key in your desired caption in the caption textbox then click the close[x] button of the Dialog properties dialog-box. The inputted caption should now appear on the title bar of your dialog box. Additionally, you can modify the font face and size of your MFC dialog box by right-clicking the caption of your dialog and selecting properties>general tab and clicking the Font button then choosing your desired font face and font size. Unfortunately , it will also resize the dialog box, just click and drag the selection handle of your dialog to restore it to its default size.
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