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<H1><IMG SRC="qrc:/soloframe.png" ALIGN="absmiddle"> Virtual Console Solo Frame</H1>
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A Solo Frame is almost exactly the same kind of a container as a normal
<A HREF="vcframe.html">Frame</A> in that can hold various widgets and other frames
inside. However, the difference with Solo Frame is that it treats any
<A HREF="vcbutton.html">Buttons</A> inside it differently by allowing
<U>only one</U> button to be enabled at a time. For example, consider you have
<B>Button A</B> and <B>Button B</B> inside a Solo Frame with <B>Button A</B>
currently enabled. Next, you click button <B>Button B</B> which automatically
results in <B>Button A</B> being released, leaving now only <B>Button B</B>
enabled.
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<H3>Configuration</H3>
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Solo Frames can be configured with the properties
<IMG SRC="qrc:/edit.png" ALIGN="bottom"> button found in the toolbar or
by double clicking the solo frame itself.<br><br>
Other than the standard <A HREF="vcstylingplacement.html">styling & placement options</A>,
Solo Frames have every <a href="vcframe.html">frame</a> additional options:<br>
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<li><b>Frame name</b>: Allow you to assign an arbitrary label to the Solo Frame. This will be displayed
only when the "Show header" option is enabled (see below).</li>
<li><b>Accept child widgets</b>: Allows you to add widgets to the Solo Frame.</li>
<li><b>Allow resizing</b>: Allow the Solo Frame height and width to be changed.</li>
<li><b>Show header</b>: Display a useful header composed of a button and a label. The button allows
you to expand/collapse the Solo Frame, which can save a lot of Virtual Console space. The label
will display the name of the Frame.</li>
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And one other specific option:<br>
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<li><b>Mix sliders in playback mode</b>: When this option is enabled,
the <a href="vcslider.html">sliders</a> in <b>playback</b> mode are allowed to be enabled
at the same time. When moving a slider up, instead of instantly cancelling the other running
sliders, it will fade them out at the same speed you are fading it up.</li>
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