Public Property UserMode As AnnUserMode

Visual Basic (Usage)	Copy Code
Dim instance As AnnAutomationManager Dim value As AnnUserMode   instance.UserMode = value   value = instance.UserMode

public AnnUserMode UserMode {get; set;}

public: __property AnnUserMode get_UserMode();
public: __property void set_UserMode( 
   AnnUserMode value
);

public:
property AnnUserMode UserMode {
   AnnUserMode get();
   void set (AnnUserMode value);
}

Return Value

This example flips the user mode between run and design.

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Public Sub AnnAutomationManager_UserMode(ByVal manager As AnnAutomationManager)    If manager.UserMode = AnnUserMode.Design Then       manager.UserMode = AnnUserMode.Run    Else       manager.UserMode = AnnUserMode.Design    End If End Sub

C#	Copy Code
public void AnnAutomationManager_UserMode(AnnAutomationManager manager)  {     if(manager.UserMode == AnnUserMode.Design)        manager.UserMode = AnnUserMode.Run;     else        manager.UserMode = AnnUserMode.Design;  }

AnnUserMode.Design is for creating objects; AnnUserMode.Run mode is for viewing them.

Switching the user mode to AnnUserMode.Run automatically hides the automation ToolBar. Setting the user mode to AnnUserMode.Design displays the ToolBar.

The UserModeChanged event is fired when this property is changed.

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family

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