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What
is a window class?
Each window in Microsoft Windows operating system has some properties or in other
words belongs to some registered class. ActiveTextBox knows what
textboxes to use basing on a textbox class. ActiveTextBox remembers most
classes that textboxes have. When you create a new ActiveTextBox item
the cursor changes its shape and color. But some applications might have
textboxes with different class names. To add ActiveTextBox item to such
a textbox you must add its class name to ActiveTextBox database.
If you see a message saying that the window you point to is not a textbox that
means you will have to register the class name of this window in ActiveTextBox
database.
The class name of a window that is under mouse cursor is shown in New
ActiveTextBox window. You can register new class by either pressing Register
Class button or choosing Classes list in Edit menu.
Open the Administrator window. Double-click the ActiveTextBox icon on
TaskTray with left mouse button to do so.
Select Classes list in Edit menu. A list of registered classes
will appear. Press the Add button to add a new class name.
To delete a class name from the database select Classes list from Edit
menu. Choose the class name you wish to remove and press Delete.
NOTE: You will only be able to delete classes that were added by
yourself. If you choose on of the pre-defined class names in ActiveTextBox
database, the Delete button will become disabled.
Press the OK button to save the changes.
If you would rather discard your changes to class names list press Cancel.
Press Help to get more information.
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