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Returns the Title property of the current image.
Ö | Imaging for Windows Professional Edition V1.0, V1.1, and V2.0 |
Imaging for Windows 95 and 98 | |
Imaging for Windows NT 4.0 |
Image Admin control
object.Title[=value]
String
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 reserves for its own use a property named Title. Therefore, you must use the following syntax if you use the Title property of the Image Admin control on an HTML page in Internet Explorer 4.0.
ImgAdmin1.Object.Title = "My Title"
If you do not include the Object property node, the Image Admin control will not read or write the Title property from the TIFF image nor will an error be reported. Note, however, that this syntax will generate an error in non-HTML environments or with Internet Explorer 3.0.
This property pertains to local/redirected TIFF files, and 1.x files (not documents).
Setting this property does not write the change to disk. To do so, you must call the SetFileProperties method, or, choose OK in the dialog box created by the ShowFileProperties method.
The current setting of this property can be displayed and changed from the Summary tab on the dialog box created by the ShowFileProperties method.