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- Item 8938755 13-Oct-87 11:50
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- From: ROSENSTEIN1 Rosenstein, Larry
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- To: HOL0044 Kemink Consultancy, J Kemink
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- cc: MACAPP$ MacApp Interest List
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- Sub: Re: Palette Window again
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- In MacApp, you can specify that a window should not be brought to the front
- when the user clicks on it. (Normally if the user clicks on an inactive
- window, it is brought to the front.) This is done by setting the TWindow field
- fCanBeActive to FALSE.
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- In addition, you can specify that when the user clicks on an inactive window,
- that click should be processed in the usual fashion. This is done by setting
- the TWindow field fDoFirstClick to TRUE.
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- Together, this will give you the behavior of a window that is always in back of
- the document windows. And if the user clicks in the window, the click will be
- processed normally (ie, it can select a new tool or pattern).
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- One issue that you will face is that the user can cover the palette windows
- with the document windows, since the document windows are always in front.
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- Larry Rosenstein
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