The following example shows how you can set the button alignment in an Adobe AIR WindowedApplication container by setting the buttonAlignment style.
According to the Adobe AIR documentation:
Position of buttons in title bar. Possible values: “left”, “right”, “auto”.
A value of “left” means the buttons are aligned at the left of the title bar. A value of “right” means the buttons are aligned at the right of the title bar. A value of “auto” means the buttons are aligned at the left of the title bar on Mac OS X and on the right on Windows.
The default value is “auto”.
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buttonAlignment,
systemChrome,
WindowedApplication
The following example shows how you can determine when an Adobe AIR HTML control has finished loading by listening for the complete event on the HTML control.
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complete,
HTML
The following example shows how you can display web pages in an Adobe AIR HTML control by setting the location property.
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HTML,
location
The following example shows how you can filter files based on file extensions in the Adobe AIR FileSystemDataGrid control by setting the extensions property.
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extensions,
FileSystemDataGrid