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End Sub
Notice that both the AppTitle and AppIcon properties are string data types (dbText).
Use the RefreshTitleBar method to see the changes made by setting either the
AppTitle or AppIcon property. The syntax of RefreshTitleBar is simple:
Application.RefreshTitleBar
Getting property values
Getting the value of a property is much easier than setting a property??™s value. The GetOption
method returns the value of a property. The syntax of GetOption is as follows:
vRetVal = GetOption(PropertyName)
where vRetVal is a variant and PropertyName is the name of a property in Table 28-1. The following
code fragment shows how to use the GetOption method to read an option property:
Dim vRetVal As Variant
??? Get the current setting.
vRetVal = Application.GetOption(???AppTitle???)
A variant is used to capture the return value because of the different data types used for startup
properties. Also, a property that has not yet been set may be null, and the variant is the only type
of variable that can accept null values without error.


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