Multistate Indicator Properties - General tab

Select the border style. If the object is a circle or ellipse, the available border styles are None and Line.

Type the number of pixels for the width of the object’s border.

Select whether the object background is solid, gradient, or transparent. If you select Transparent, the object’s background is not filled in and any objects behind it show through. If you select Gradient, the object's background is filled with a linear gradient color.

Specify the color for the background (Back color) in the States tab.

Select the shape of the object. If the object shape is circle or ellipse, the application applies properties such as size and position by measuring in relation to the object’s bounding box.

Select this check box to use the object’s background color for the border of the button. If this is not selected, you can assign a separate color to the border, instead of using the object’s background color.

Select the number of states for the object.

Choose Value to trigger a state based on the value of the Indicator connection.

Choose LSB if the object is to trigger a state based on the least significant bit that is set high in the Indicator connection.