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Re: Constrained Window Resizing
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Re: Constrained Window Resizing


  • Subject: Re: Constrained Window Resizing
  • From: Lloyd Sargent <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 19:18:49 -0500

On Thursday, September 13, 2001, at 07:05 PM, Rob Rix wrote:

Yeah, I thought of that at first, but what if the user is not planning on resizing? Do you bring up a window and have the cursor change to diagonal arrows? From what I understood, Chris had a window that would only display in a constrained aspect ratio. The first thing I would think as a user was "what happened to the cursor?" If the user had selected a tool or something, perhaps then I could understand changing the cursor.

What I meant was, when they're holding down on the resize box of the window, the cursor would change. So it would only change when they're actually resizing.

Yeeaaahh.... I dunno... I'm not sure there is much bang for the buck. Ol' Apple doesn't do it for QT Player... not saying that is good or bad, just that they don't do it.

Personally, I really don't think you really need to do anything at all. If they resize it, they will see that it is confined. If they read the manual (stop laughing at me) then they will know for sure.

Haha...how many software manuals have you read this week? :)

ACTUALLY, I've been slumming through old 1991 IM manuals trying to glean some info from it. But, then I don't even KNOW where the manual is to my DVD player <grin>. Been trying to drag my sorry, er, butt, through a bunch of RFC's (as exciting as, well, an RFC is). Like taking a sleeping pill...<grin>

Cheers,

Lloyd
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Canna Software Development
"Llamas never read user's manuals."


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