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ShowWelcome

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Last updated: Aug 08, 2019 by Daniel Wal (Unlicensed)
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ShowWelcome


Boolean value determining whether the Welcome to PlanSwift screen (Figure 1) is displayed. The Welcome screen requires the user to enter a Customer # and a PIN # in order to log in to the PlanSwift Professional mode (Figure 2) and not be in Viewer-only mode (Figure 3).

When checked (true), the Welcome screen will be displayed when the software starts up, whether the software has been activated or not.

If it is not checked and the user has activated PlanSwift, then the Welcome screen will not appear at startup. 

If it is not checked and PlanSwift has not been activated, then PlanSwift will load in the Viewer mode (Figure 3). Any attempts to command the software will cause the Activate PlanSwift Professional window (Figure 4) to appear, requiring the entry of the Customer # and Pin # before PlanSwift can be put into its Professional mode.


             Figure 1



            Figure 2


            Figure 3



            Figure 4

API Calls

Delphi

Using IItem Object Model 
procedure main; 
var
 planswift: IPlanSwift;
 settings: IItem;
 property: IPropertyObject
begin
 planswift := coPlanSwift.Create();
 settings := planswift.getItem('\Settings');
 property := planswift.GetProperty('ShowWelcome');
 WriteLn(property.ResultAsString()) 
end
Using PlanSwift Object Model 
//or 
procedure main; 
var planswift: IPlanSwift;
 property:IPropertyObject;
begin
 planswift := coPlanSwift.Create();
 property := planswift.GetProperty('\Settings','ShowWelcome');
  WriteLn(property.ResultAsString()) 
end;

C#

Using IItem Object Model 
private void Main()
{
	PlanSwift planswift = new PlanSwift();
	IItem settings = planswift.GetItem(@"\Settings");
	IPropertyObject property = settings.GetProperty("ShowWelcome");
	console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsBoolean())
}
Using PlanSwift Object Model 
private void Main()
{
	PlanSwift planswift = new PlanSwift();
	IPropertyObject property = planswift.GetProperty(@"\Settings","ShowWelcome")
	console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsBoolean)
}

VB/VBA (OLE)

Using IItem Object Model 
Sub main()
    Dim planswift = CreateObject("PlanSwift9.PlanCenter")
    Dim settings = planswift.GetItem("\Settings")
    Dim property = settings.GetProperty("ShowWelcome")
    Console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsBoolean());
End Sub
Using PlanSwift Object Model 
Sub Main()
    Dim planswift = CreateObject("PlanSwift9.PlanCenter")
    Dim nameProperty = planswift.GetProperty("\Settings","ShowWelcome")
    Console.WriteLn(property.ResultAsBoolean)
End Sub

Pascal Scripting (OLE)

Item Object Model 
begin
    settings := getItem('\Settings');
    ShowMessage(GetResultAsBoolean(settings,'ShowWelcome'));
end
Root Object Model 
begin
   ShowMessage(GetResultAsBoolean('\Settings','ShowWelcome'));
end

Pascal Scripting

Item Object Model 
begin
    settings := PlanSwift.getItem('\Settings');
    property := settings.GetProperty('ShowWelcome');
    ShowMessage(property.ResultAsBoolean);
end
Using the PlanSwift Object Model 
begin
    property := PlanSwift.GetProperty('\Settings','ShowWelcome');
    ShowMessage(property.ResultAsBoolean);
end



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