Re: post message to all the list members (cocoa-dev)
Re: post message to all the list members (cocoa-dev)
- Subject: Re: post message to all the list members (cocoa-dev)
- From: "I. Savant" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 16:04:56 -0400
> I want to use a (paper) fill in the blank form consisting of six (6) pages
> as the user interface so that the user will be familiar with the layout and
> information required, allowing the user to fill in each field, like he/she
> would if they were filling out the paper form and being able to scroll down
> to the next page as needed. How would I do this? Your help is greatly
> appreciated.
Use Adobe Acrobat Professional to create a form PDF ... that's a
pretty familiar 'paper-like' interface, after all.
If you want to do this as a Cocoa application and want specific
guidance, you'll have to be a *lot* more specific about your
requirements than that. If you just want a white, paper-like view that
has only a bunch of text fields in it, you just need:
A - A custom NSView subclass that overrides -drawRect: and draws your
paper-like decorations.
B - A bunch of text fields thrown into the custom view in Interface Builder.
More detailed direction requires more detailed description of your goals.
--
I.S.
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