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Re: Quit menu item undimming itself?!
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Re: Quit menu item undimming itself?!


  • Subject: Re: Quit menu item undimming itself?!
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 23:12:14 +0200


On 9 maj 2006, at 22.51, Christopher Hickman wrote:

It is if your design is bad human interface and would make your application
anti-Mac. The Quit menu item should always be available, and should display
a friendly error that explains why quitting now would be bad and provide an
option to cancel the operation gracefully and quit or to cancel the quit.

Note that the Quit menu item is always disabled during application modal operations (like an alert panel), so it's like this is something extremely uncommon / unusual. Saying that this is anti-Mac is a way too broad generalization.


Modality and other special "states" is something you should limit as much as possible (IMO), but it's quite possible that it's warranted in this case.

j o a r


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