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Training Manual
Revision A October 2007 Part Number 05-2086

InTouch® 10.0 Fundamentals of Application Development Course

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Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction.................................................................................1-1
Section 1 – Course Introduction......................................................................... 1-3 Section 2 – System Requirements, Licensing and Support............................. 1-17 Section 3 – Introduction to Stand-Alone InTouch Applications ....................... 1-25 Section 4 – Introduction to IDE-Managed InTouch Applications..................... 1-41

Module 2

Development Environment.........................................................2-1
Section 1 – Introduction ..................................................................................... 2-3 Section 2 – Using WindowMaker ..................................................................... 2-33 Lab 1 – Create a New InTouch Application, Windows, andGraphics ....... 2-71

Module 3

Tagname Dictionary....................................................................3-1
Section 1 – Tags and Tag Features................................................................... 3-3 Lab 2 – Creating Tags ............................................................................... 3-17

Module 4

Animation Links..........................................................................4-1
Section 1 – Animation Links Overview............................................................... 4-3 Section 2 – Animating Objects........................................................................... 4-9 Section 3 – Animation Links – Quick Reference.............................................. 4-45 Lab 3 – Configuring Animation...