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WindowClickSelect
WindowClickSelect
is a notebook option which specifies whether the window for the notebook should become selected if you click it.
MORE INFORMATION
With
WindowClickSelect->
True
, clicking the window corresponding to a notebook makes that notebook the currently selected one.
WindowClickSelect
affects selection of a window as a whole;
Selectable
affects only selection of the contents of a window.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(1)
Create a notebook that does not become the selected notebook when clicked:
In[1]:=
Clicking the "text" button pastes "text" into the currently selected notebook:
In[2]:=
With
WindowClickSelect->
True
, clicking the button causes its notebook to be selected:
In[3]:=
SEE ALSO
WindowFloating
SetSelectedNotebook
WindowOpacity
TUTORIALS
Options for Notebooks
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