I want to see all the properties of agent name in login
window. I will use the script

Set a=Window("FR").WinEdit("Agent Name:").Gettoproperties( )
msgbox

but my question is how to use the msgbox if i use a it will
display only a, so anyone pls let me know how to get the
display of all the properties using GetToProperties () or
GetRoProperties (). Thanks a lot

Answer Posted / abc

a=Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent
Name:").GetROProperty("nativeclass")
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