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List:       kde-pim
Subject:    Re: [Kde-pim] Usability help needed for KPilot
From:       Adriaan de Groot <adridg () cs ! kun ! nl>
Date:       2003-04-17 21:44:40
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On Thursday 17 April 2003 22:12, David Bishop wrote:
> > Aha. An alternating color scheme might help, but not much. Maybe we
> > should put a little effort into short effective comments for each of the
> > conduits - or ditch the comments entirely. Displaying the comments on one
> > line gives a really wide dialog or chops off the text in such a manner
> > that you can't read it at all.
>
> I do like the alternating thingy (aka kmail's list view).  Make's it look
> 'fessional.

Makes me think once again that we need a generalized list-of-checkboxes class 
that does the right thing. It would be used in kdebugdialog and kpilot at the 
very least.


> > Part of the question here is whether we want/need a description for the
> > user of what a conduit does. I think we need one. In the current (BRANCH)
> > version you need to mouseover the conduit and hover there to get a
> > tooltip containing the description. That doesn't work very well _either_.
>
> Yes, description is needed.  Specifically, something saying how the KNotes
> conduit synces your memos would be very helpful, as that is *not* obvious.

Good point. Same goes for the timeconduit.

> Me likie. (and moving into 'scary' territory) You got purty lips...

I think my KDE-interview makes it perfectly clear that I have sexy knees and 
my lips don't enter into the picture at _all_.

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