#### 20.8.2 Specifying window parameters for Oracle Help

DITA2Go puts Oracle Help for Java window descriptions into the .hs file when you provide parameters in the following section:

[OracleHelpWindows]
; Windowname = height,width,xpos,ypos,textcolor,linkcolor,background,
; buttons,title
; The first window listed becomes the default window.
Main = 50%,240,100,100,000000,0000ff,ffffff,c000,Main Help Window

List window properties in the order indicated, separated by commas. Table 20-3 describes the properties you can specify for each window.

Table 20-3 Oracle Help for Java window properties

Property | Description
height | Height of window, in pixels or percent (indicated by suffix %)
width | Width of window in pixels or percent (indicated by suffix %)
xpos | Horizontal screen coordinate of upper left corner, in pixels
ypos | Vertical screen coordinate of upper left corner, in pixels
textcolor | RGB color of text in window, in hexadecimal
linkcolor | RGB color of links in window, in hexadecimal
background | RGB color of window background, in hexadecimal
buttons | Sum of the following hexadecimal values, in hexadecimal: 4 - Remove default buttons 40 - Add URL display 400 - Add Navigator button 2000 - Print 4000 - Back and Forward 8000 - Search 10000 - Dock and Undock
title | Display window title

Do not define pop-up windows here

Window name popup is a reserved name that identifies the window as a pop-up window; see §16.8 Creating pop-up topics for Help systems. Do not include an entry in [OracleHelpWindows] for a pop-up window, unless you really do not like the Oracle Help default yellow “sticky note” that pops up over the center of the parent window. A secondary window defined in [OracleHelpWindows] replaces the parent window.

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