Defining a Button Control 
Use
You use this procedure to define the properties and event handlers for a button control. A button control is an event-sensitive area on a tile that allows the user to execute an action. The event handler you write for the button determines the action that is carried out when the button is chosen.
A button control is associated with an unbound anchor in a tile. It cannot be associated with a hyperlink or a data source.
Prerequisites
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You have:
· Added a button control in a tile
· Switched to the required change list
Procedure
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1. In the Solution Explorer, locate the tile in which you want to create a button control, click the tile with the secondary mouse button, and choose View Designer.
2. Open the Toolbox, drag the button control and drop it on the tile.
3. In the Properties panel, enter the required values for the properties.
For information on each of the properties, see Properties of a Button Control.
4. If you do not require a Custom button type, continue with step 5. If you set the Button type to Custom, create an event handler.
a. In the Tile Designer, click the control with the secondary mouse button and choose Add Handler.
The New Event Handler dialog box appears.
b. In the Event field, select onClicked, select the Edit the handler code after creation field, and choose OK.
c. Write the code you require for the event handler.
5. Save your entries.
Result
You have defined the properties and event handlers for a button control.
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