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- Item 9816523 17-Feb-88 13:00
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- From: BIANCHI1 Bianchi, Curt
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- To: D1002 PEMD Ed Group, Dev, E Rosenberg
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- cc: MACAPP$ MacApp Interest List
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- Sub: Response to Command Key for…
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- Hi Ernie,
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- You can look at TApplication.ObeyMouseDown to see how MacApp responds to a
- click in the zoom box. Basically, it erases the window's contents and calls
- the Toolbox routine ZoomWindow to zoom the window. You could do the same thing
- whenever you wanted zooming behavior to occur. However, you would have to know
- whether to zoom in or zoom out, as ZoomWindow expects a parameter telling it
- which way to go. You could determine this by looking at the window data record
- and seeing if the window's size is userState (meaning you want to zoom out) or
- stdState (meaning you want to zoom in). See Inside Mac Volume IV for more
- details.
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- Curt Bianchi
- Apple Computer
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