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Just as the dialog box has properties, each control on the dialog box has properties. When a control such as a command button is selected, you see its properties in the Properties window. You generally would change at least the caption and the name of a command button. It s a good idea to change the names to something meaningful, rather than using the default name. For example, instead of CommandButton1, use a name such as cmdDrawBox or cmdOk.

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These are hard constraints; under no circumstances is it possible to deviate from the constraints belonging to this class. If during the execution of subtasks a constraint from this class appears to be violated, a different solution will have to be found. The second class of constraints refers to the timetable that is used for the shunting activities in question. In this timetable for a particular location, both the times of arrival and of departure of the trains and the departure tracks are mentioned. The third and last class of constraints has a bearing on constraints caused by the infrastructure of the shunting yard. Examples of constraints belonging to this third class are as follows:

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