Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "spitzmue" == spitzmue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > spitzmue> My favourite is (similar to Angus'): - In Preferences: > spitzmue> "Don't show tooltips" checkbox, disabled by default, while > spitzmue> leaving the short ones in. > > What do you mean by ``leaving the short ones in''
Forget it - I just changed my mind. Only verbosed tooltips. This is less work and we don't need a preferences option. > spitzmue> - In the dialog a nice pixmap radio_button_ "Context Help". > spitzmue> If someone presses it, he gets the tooltip "move your mouse > spitzmue> to the appropriate widget to get help" > > Why a radio button and not a checkbox? It looks better. We could have a nice pixmap with a question mark. Actually, radio button was the wrong expression. I mean a button that keeps clicked, like we have in the bullets tab in Document. > spitzmue> Help Menue is o.k. for me, too, but I think it will be a > spitzmue> little bit clearer in the dialogs. > > Maybe, but many apps would use either help menu (MacOS) or toolbar > (windows for paperclip of death). I have not a really strong opinion on that. The advantage of toolbar is of course that we don't have to add something to the dialogs. It's a little bit harder to find, though. You see, I am in a process of rethinking the whole thing and change my arguments every 16 minutes. After all, I can live with both approaches. I let the one who implements it decide <friday grin> Juergen. > JMarc --------------------------------------------- This message was sent using Endymion MailMan. http://www.endymion.com/products/mailman/
