toBorder

Takes a string and tries to convert it into a border. The string must be a semi-colon separated list of values. The first value is the name of the border. The other values depend on the type of border. The following table defines the border types and the arguments they accept.

Border Type

Options

bevel

bevelType

Bevel Types:	0 = Raised
	1 = Lowered
	1010 = Double

button

none

etched

etchType

Etch Types:	0 = Raised
	1 = Lowered

etchedtitled

title; style; fontJustification; fontPosition; fontColor; font

Styles:	0 = Etched / Lowered
	1 = Etched / Raised
	2 = Beveled / Lowered
	3 = Beveled / Raised
	4 = Develed / Double
	5 = Standard

field

none

line

color; thickness

linetitled

title; width; lineColor; fontJustification; fontPosition; fontColor; font

matte

color; topWidth, leftWidth; bottomWidth; rightWidth

paneltitled

title; style; mainColor; bgColor, shadowSize, fontJustification; fontPosition; fontColor; font

Styles:	0=Gradient / South-to-North
	1=Gradient / West-to-East
	2=Gradient / North-to-South
	3=Gradient / East-to-West
	4=Solid

Other Constants

Font Justifications:	1 = Left
	2 = Center
	3 = Right
	4 = Leading
	5 = Trailing

Font Positions:	1 = Above Top
	2 = Top
	3 = Below Top
	4 = Above Bottom
	5 = Bottom
	6 = Below Bottom