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Subject:    Fwd: Re: Two suggestions for a slightly better UI...
From:       Schanovsky Franz <f.schanovsky () EUnet ! at>
Date:       2000-10-18 17:04:47
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Subject: Re: Two suggestions for a slightly better UI...
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 18:54:05 +0200
From: Schanovsky Franz <f.schanovsky@EUnet.at>
To: Kevin Cullis <kevincu@orci.com>


Hi, Mr. Cullis!

What I meant, when writing about toggling-effects:

When you click a on menu in Mac-OS, it is highlighted (well, thats the case
in GNOME too ;-) ). When you then move the mouse-pointer over the list of
menu items, every single menu item gets highlighted (well again, thats the
same in GNOME again). When you finally click on a menu item, the highlighting
of the item toggels for about one second (AND THAT'S, IT).

The things you thought "toggling-effects" was meaning seemed very interesting
to me, I aggree with you, that these changes were very good too.

C ya!

Schani.

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> Hi, Mr. Cullis!
>
> What I meant, when writing about toggling-effects:
>
> When you click a on menu in Mac-OS, it is highlighted (well, thats the case
> in GNOME too ;-) ). When you then move the mouse-pointer over the list of
> menu items, every single menu item gets highlighted (well again, thats the
> same in GNOME again). When you finally click on a menu item, the
> highlighting of the item toggels for about one second (AND THAT'S, IT).
>
> The things you thought "toggling-effects" was meaning seemed very
> interesting to me, I aggree with you, that these changes were very good
> too.
>
> C ya!
>
> Schani.

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		"Schani"
			Schanovsky


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