WMEncoderApp.Top
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The Top property specifies and retrieves the offset of the UI, in pixels, from the top of the screen.
Syntax
WMEncoderApp.Top = Long
Long = WMEncoderApp.Top
Parameters
This property takes no parameters.
Property Value
A Long containing the pixel offset for the top of the UI.
Example Code
' Create a WMEncoderApp object.
Dim EncoderApp As WMEncoderApp
Set EncoderApp = New WMEncoderApp
' Display the predefined user interface.
EncoderApp.Visible = True
' Retrieve the user interface properties.
Dim lHeight As Long
Dim lWidth As Long
Dim lTop As Long
Dim lLeft As Long
Dim bUILock As Boolean
Dim vSourceState As Variant
' Retrieve the height and width, in pixels.
lHeight = EncoderApp.Height
lWidth = EncoderApp.Width
' Retrieve the top offset of the user interface.
lTop = EncoderApp.Top
If lTop <> 0 Then
lTop = 0
End If
' Retrieve the left offset of the user interface.
lLeft = EncoderApp.Left
If lLeft <> 0 Then
lLeft = 0
End If
' Determine whether the user interface is locked.
bUILock = EncoderApp.UILock
' Display the sources panel.
EncoderApp.SetProperty WMENCAPP_PROP_USER, "View\Sources", True
' Verify that the sources panel is displayed.
vSourceState = EncoderApp.GetProperty(WMENCAPP_PROP_USER, "View\Sources")
EncoderApp.SaveProperties WMENCAPP_PROP_USER
Requirements
Reference: Windows Media Encoder
Library: wmenc.exe
See Also
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