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Subject: Making grey lists easier to understand
From: Gérard Delafond <gerard () delafond ! org>
Date: 2003-08-30 15:23:48
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In KWord (but this problem can be found in many other programs), when editing
the properties of a frame, in the Text Run Around tab, you have this
structure :
Layout of Text in Other Frames-----------
*Text will run &through this frame |
*Text will run &around the frame |
*Text will ¬ run around this frame |
--------------------------------------------------------|
Run Around Side-------------------------------|
*&Left |
*&Right |
*Lon&gest side |
-------------------------------------------------------|
The second dialog is grey, except when "Text will run &around the frame " is
checked.
The problem is it is not obvious for people to know how to activate the grey
box (needs to check *Text will run &around the frame )
One solution should be to link the boxes :
Layout of Text in Other Frames-----------
*Text will run &through this frame |
*Text will run &around the frame --------|------
*Text will ¬ run around this frame | |
--------------------------------------------------------| |
Run Around Side-------------------------------| |
*&Left |<------|
*&Right |
*Lon&gest side |
-------------------------------------------------------|
Another solution (better in this case) should be to make one only box that
way:
Layout of Text in Other Frames-----------
*Text will run &through this frame |
*Text will run &around the frame |
*&Left |
*&Right |
*Lon&gest side |
*Text will ¬ run around this frame |
--------------------------------------------------------|
Do you agree this sort of box would be more easy to understand ?
Gerard
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