The backgroundColor attribute is the name of the RGB color for the background of the part.

The borderWidth attribute is the width of the border, specified in pixels, that surrounds the part on all four sides. A width of zero means that a border does not show.

On some platforms, the border width is limited to 1 pixel and any nonzero value is set to 1.

For more information on the dragDropSpec attribute, refer to Using the dragDropSpec attribute.

The enabled attribute specifies whether or not the part is available for selection. If true, the part's contents are available for selection.

The foregroundColor attribute is the name of the RGB color for the foreground of the part.

The framingSpec attribute represents the values specified for the edge specifications of the part. The edge specifications determine the width, height, and position of the part.

The helpFile attribute is the name of the help file associated with the part.

The helpKeysId attribute is the ID of the keys help associated with the part. The ID can be a string or an integer value.

The ID must exist in the help file associated with the part.

The helpTitle attribute is the title of the help window associated with the part.

The helpTopicId attribute is the ID of the help topic associated with the part. The ID can be a string or an integer value.

The ID must exist in the help file associated with the part.

The mappedWhenManaged attribute specifies whether the part should be shown. If the part is currently shown, setting this attribute to false will hide the part. If the part is currently hidden, setting this attribute to true will show the part, if the parent part is shown.

The marquee attribute specifies whether the progress indicator grows in size, or instead moves repeatedly along the length of the bar indicating activity without specifying what proportion of the progress is complete.

The maximum attribute specifies the maximum value of the part.

The minimum attribute specifies the minimum value of the part.

The orientation attribute specifies whether the progress bar is horizontal (from left to right) or vertical (from bottom to top).

For more information on the self attribute, refer to Using the self attribute.

The smooth attribute specifies where the progress bar displays progress status in a smooth scrolling bar or a segmented bar,

Note: This style attribute is only supported in the Windows Classic theme. All other themes override this style.

The state attribute specifies the style for various progress states (In progress, Error, Paused).

Note: This style attribute is ignored on Windows XP.

The tabGroup attribute specifies whether or not the part is included as a tab stop so users can use the Tab and Backtab keys to access the part.

The traversalOn attribute specifies whether users can access the part using the cursor movement keys. If the part is specified as a tab stop by using the tabGroup attribute, users also can use the Tab and Backtab keys to access the part.

The value attribute specifies the current position of the part as an integer in the range defined by the minimum and maximum attributes.