¶ EditBox
Editboxes are composed from a label and the edit box itself.
With the help of them we can introduce different values (strings and numbers as well) to the DBForm.
Caption: This feature enables you to add a text to your editbox as a kind of label.
With the help of the 
button you can open the Localization window.
Name: This feature helps you to give a name to your editbox. The name will not be visible on the component.
Layout: The numbers near X and Y help you to adjust the exact coordinates of placing your editbox.
The Width and Height options refer to the length of your editboxes' sides.
Anchors: As its name shows, this feature anchors the chosen sides of your editbox (left, top, bottom, right).
This means that if you increase or decrease the background of your DBForm, the anchored sides of the
editbox will follow the movement of the respective side of the DBForm.
Font: With the help of this feature you can adjust the font of the caption. You can change the font type,
size, color and style.
Entry: You can add an entry to your editbox.
Click on the 
button and choose an entry from your entry list.
In the case of different entry types, the and/or 
button(s) may appear near the editbox.
Cancel your modification with the help of the button.
Object Reference Filter: With this feature you can add a filter which filters your reference object.
Use the button to select a filter. Cancel your modification with the help of the button.
Color: This option helps you to change the color of your editbox.
Click on the button and open the color dialog to choose your color from a complete palette.
Cancel your modification with the help of the button.
Label Align: This number modifies the distance between the label of the editbox and the box itself.
Password Mode: When you use this feature, your values introduced to the editbox will appear in the
password mode (a dot for each character).
Show Delete: If you tick this feature and if you have assigned to your editbox the respective type of entry,
the button will be shown near the editboxes.
Wizard Only: With the help of this feature you can only change the value within your editbox with the help
of the button.
Label Visible: With the help of this feature, you can control the visibility of your label within the editbox.
Visible: With the help of the visibility feature, you can decide whether you want your whole box to be visible
or not.
Show All Products: Normally, you can see only the editboxes with BDPs, but with the help of this feature,
all products can be shown.
Read-Only: Tick this option if you want your chosen editbox to be read-only, that is uneditable.
Auto Select:
Tab Order: This feature enables you to specify the tab order, which can be helpful when you want to reach
one of your DBForm components with the help of the Tab button.
User Rights: With the help of this option you can decide who should have an access to a DBForm component.
Make a click on the 
button and open the user management window.
Show Default Unit: This feature enables you to visualize the unit of a value within the editbox.
The unit comes from the manage entries general units option.
¶ Formulas
With the help of the OnExit event, you can create a formula which will be activated when your cursor
leaves the editbox.
Use the OnBeforeChange option to create a formula which will run when the value within an editbox changes.
If you create a formula under the OnShowWizard tab, it will be activated when you click on the button
near your editbox.
With the help of the OnGetLabel feature, you can create a formula with the help of which you can change
the caption of your label within the editbox.
Use the Formula Editor when creating your formulas.