> "Lars Gullik Bjřnnes" wrote:
> >
> > "R. Lahaye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > | Hi,
> > |
> > | The <Save> button in the Preferences dialog
> > | does the save, but also closes the dialog.
> > What if it said "Ok"?
>
> I can't follow in what direction you are thinking.
> Just adding an <Ok> button wouldn't solve the
> confusion.
Sorry, maybe I've sent my previous reply to quick.
The following buttons could make more sense:
<Ok> <Apply> <Save> <Cancel>
<Save> and <Apply> do as I described in my previous
message.
<Cancel> does what you expect: forget everything since
the last <Save> or <Apply> and close the dialog.
<Ok> : same as <Apply> + <Cancel>.
Drop that confusing <Restore> button!
If you need that action, do a <Cancel> and open the
Preferences dialog again.
Rob.
