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To conclude the entry, click on the desktop. 5. Check whether the "Cursor Mode" property is set to "Alpha Cursor" for the process picture. To do this, click a free area in the picture and select the "Properties" entry in the pop-up menu. If necessary, change the "Cursor Mode" property to "Alpha Cursor" in the "Miscellaneous" property group.

n order that you do not have to sort all objects again when changing the tab sequence, the Graphics Designer offers the following options: ● Specify new sequence Press and hold down the key while clicking on an object. Release the key. The object is allocated the number "1" for the tab sequence. Then click on all the objects in the desired tab sequence. ● Change the sequence Press and hold down the key while clicking on the object that should be allocated the number. Release the key. Now click on the object that should be next in the sequence. ● Remove an object from/restore an object to the sequence Press and hold down the keys while clicking on an object. The object is removed from the tab sequence. The number of the object will be replaced by an asterisk. The objects with higher numbers will be automatically renumbered. Removed objects with an asterisk can be restored to the sequence using . The objects are allocated a number again.

Every object can be accessed in Runtime with the tab order cursor.

First specify which types of objects should be operable. 2. In the Graphics Designer, select "Settings" in menu "Edit/TAB Sequence/Tab Order". 3. In the "Object Types" dialog, activate the object types for the tab sequence.

All activated object types are automatically allocated a number in the top left corner. The numbers are displayed in a box in WinCC Classic design and in a circle in all other designs.

n the Graphics Designer, select "Sequence" in menu "Edit/TAB Sequence/Tab Order". If the "Sequence" entry is not active, the picture does not contain any objects of the type that were specified in the "Object Types" dialog. 2. In the picture, click on the object that you want to move to first. Then click on the other objects according to the desired tab sequence. 3. To conclude the entry, click on the desktop. 4. Check whether the "Cursor Mode" property is set to "Tab Order" for the process picture. To do this, click a free area in the picture and select the "Properties" entry in the pop-up menu. If necessary, change the "Cursor Mode" property to "Tab Order" in the "Miscellaneous" property group.

In order that you do not have to sort all objects again when changing the tab sequence, the Graphics Designer offers the following options: ● Specify new sequence Press and hold down the key while clicking on an object. Release the key. The object is allocated the number "1" for the tab sequence. Then click on all the objects in the desired tab sequence. ● Change the sequence Press and hold down the key while clicking on the object that should be allocated the number. Release the key. Now click on the object that should be next in the sequence. ● Remove an object from/restore an object to the sequence Press and hold down the keys while clicking on an object. The object is removed from the tab sequence. The number of the object will be replaced by an asterisk. The objects with higher numbers will be automatically renumbered. Removed objects with an asterisk can be restored to the sequence using . The objects are allocated a number again.

The "Axis Section" attribute defines the distance between the large tick marks for the "Bar" object. The value is specified as the difference in value between two neighboring large tick marks. There is a free choice of value. A meaningful limit is provided by the minimum value and maximum value of the scale.

The "Axis Section" attribute can be made dynamic with the name "AxisSection".

The "Alignment" attribute defines the arrangement of the scale relative to the bar for the "Bar" object. Depending on the setting for the "Bar Direction" attribute in the "Geometry" property group, the scale can be displayed to the left or right or above or below the bar. The possibilities for arrangement of the scale relative to the bar depend on the value of the "Bar Direction" attribute in the "Geometry" property group.