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#	Name	Location	Type	Details	Index	Description
.01	page number	0;1	NUMERIC		B	This is the unique page number of the page. You can use this number to refer to the page in ScreenMan functions and utilities.
1	header block	0;2	POINTER	.404	AC	The header block always appears at row 1, column 1 relative to the page on which it is defined. It is for display purposes only -- the user is unable to navigate to any of the fields on the header block. Starting with Version 21 of FileMan, there is no need to use header blocks. Display-type blocks, with a coordinate of '1,1' relative to the page, provide the same functionality as header blocks.
2	page coordinate	0;3	FREE TEXT			The Page Coordinate property defines the location of the top left corner of the page on the screen. The format of a coordinate is: Row,Column. Regular pages normally have a Page Coordinate of "1,1". They do not have a Lower Right Coordinate. The Page Coordinate of pop-up pages defines the position of the top left corner of the border of the pop-up page. Pop-up pages must have a Lower Right Coordinate, which defines the position of the bottom right corner of the border of the pop-up page. All blocks on the page are positioned relative to the page on which they are defined. If a page is moved -- that is, if the Page Coordinate is changed -- all blocks and all fields on that page move with it.
3	next page	0;4	NUMERIC			Enter the page to go to when the user presses or selects the NEXT PAGE command from the Command Line. When the user attempts a Save, ScreenMan follows the Next Page links starting with the first page displayed to the user. ScreenMan loads all those pages, including any defaults, and checks that all required fields have values. If any of the required fields have null values, no Save occurs. If all required field have values, Screenman Saves the data, including all defaults.
4	previous page	0;5	NUMERIC			Enter the page to go to when the user presses .
5	is this a pop up page?	0;6	BOOLEAN	0:NO 1:YES		If the page is a pop-up page rather than a regular page, set this property to 'YES'. ScreenMan displays pop-up pages with a border, on top of what is already on the screen. The top left coordinate of the pop-up page defines the location of the top left corner of the border. Pop-up pages must also have a lower right coordinate, which defines the location of the bottom left corner of the border.
6	lower right coordinate	0;7	FREE TEXT			The existence of a lower right coordinate implies that the page is a pop-up page. The lower right coordinate and the page coordinate define the position of the border ScreenMan displays when it paints a pop-up page.
7	page name	1;1	FREE TEXT			Like the Page Number, you can use the Page Name to refer to a page in ScreenMan functions and utilities. ScreenMan displays the Page Name to the user if, during an attempt to file data, ScreenMan finds required fields with null values. ScreenMan uses the Caption of the field and the Page Name to inform the user of the location of the required field.
8	parent field	1;2	FREE TEXT			This property can be used instead of Subpage Link to link a subpage to a field. Parent Field has the following format: Field id,Block id,Page id where, Field id = Field Order number; or Caption of the field; or Unique Name of the field Block id = Block Order number; or Block Name Page id = Page Number; or Page Name For example: ZZFIELD 1,ZZBLOCK 1,ZZPAGE 1 identifies the field with Caption or Unique Name "ZZFIELD 1," on the block named "ZZBLOCK 1," on the page named "ZZPAGE 1".
11	pre action	11;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This MUMPS code is executed when the user reaches a page.
12	post action	12;E1,245	FREE TEXT			This MUMPS code is executed when the user leaves the page.
15	description	15;0	WORD-PROCESSING
40	block	40;0	MULTIPLE	.4032