Fnd_Bttn_CreateButton

            Fnd_Bttn_CreateButton (->button object; ->picture; icon name; label)

              Parameter                  Type             Description
              button object              Pointer          A picture button form object
              picture                    Pointer          A picture variable
              icon name                  Text             Name of the icon to use from the 4D picture library
              label                      Text             Label for the button

            Use this routine in the On Load phase to quickly set up a picture button on a 4D form. Pass this routine
            a pointer to a picture button form object, a picture variable to hold the button image, the icon name to
            use and a label to use.
              Case of
               : (Form event=On Load )
              		C_PICTURE(myPicture)
              		Fnd_Bttn_Style ("Small2")
              		Fnd_Bttn_CreateButton (->myButton;->myPicture;"Button_Home";"Home")
              End case

            The style of the button created will depend on the current button settings set by the Fnd_Bttn_Platform
            and Fnd_Bttn_Style commands.
            The first parameter is a pointer to a Picture Button form object. The size of this form object is
            unimportant, as it will be resized by this call. The object’s attributes do not need to be specified — this
            routine will set them to properly display a rollover picture button.
            The picture variable is used as storage space for the picture button’s image. It must be declared as a
            picture variable before calling this method. You will not need to access this variable to use the button,
            however, you may clear the contents of this variable when the button is no longer needed.
            After this call, the picture button will be resized to properly fit the button image. This varies depending
            on the current button style, the size of the icon, and the width of the button label. If necessary, you can
            procedurally move the button using 4D’s MOVE OBJECT command.
            You can control the button’s attributes using 4D’s ENABLE BUTTON and DISABLE BUTTON
            commands:
              DISABLE BUTTON(myButton)

            Use the form object’s method to detect a click on the button:
              Case of
               : (Form event=On Clicked )
              		 ` Put your code here to handle the click.
              End case