Runtime Layout user preferences options in the Windows client

Runtime Layout settings control how the user interface appears in Runtime Mode.

This table shows the available Runtime Layout user preferences options in the Windows client:


Option	Description/Comments/Procedures
Theme	Select a theme from the list. These themes are provided with the application: Infor: This is the default theme. Menu items are displayed at the top of the application window, in the menu bar. The My Folders menu and Master Explorer menu appear as sub-menus under the Explorer menu. Classic: This theme provides the look and feel of previous versions of the application. Menus are displayed at the top of the application window in the menu bar. In the Windows client, there are choices of various background and foreground colors, fonts, required field indicators, the appearance of the Explorer, and more. Light: This theme is the rebranded Infor theme that provides a lighter user interface look and feel. Dark: This theme provides a darker user interface look and feel. This theme is a combination of the colors black, for the background, and white, for the buttons, menus, texts, and labels. High Contrast: This theme uses a darker shade of black, and a brighter shade of white, to make the user interface easier to use in low-light environment, and for users with photo sensitivity or contrast issues. Aside from the themes that are provided with the application, user-created themes, if available, are also displayed on the list.
Edit Button	To open the Theme editor and edit the selected theme, click the this button. Note: This button is disabled for Vendor Developer logins. To edit themes while logged in as a Vendor Developer, use the Theme editor in Design Mode.
Tabbed Form Layout	This option is selected by default. When selected, forms are shown in tabbed form layout. When cleared, forms are shown in Multiple Document Interface (MDI) layout. When selected, tabs for each form are shown at the top of the screen. If you open a linked or modal child form from within another form, then tabs for the child forms are tagged as such. You can click and drag to reorder the tabs across the top of the screen. When cleared, forms open as undocked floating items, also known as Multiple Document Interface (MDI) layout. You can click and drag to move floating items around.