2008/7/26 Matthew Paul Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Calum (and everyone)
Hi!
Some comments below...
[...]
> So for the purpose of discussion on the mailing list, here's my proposed
> revision in plain text.
>
>= Checkboxes =
>
>A checkbox is used to control something that can obvious
On 25 Jul 2008, at 16:25, Andy Owen wrote:
Is there a Windows or OSX equivalent? Can anyone test to see what they
do? (I'll try to remember to test on my Windows machine at work on
Monday).
Windows does query-drag on the right button, but (as one of the
comments in the bug report alludes to
> Windows does query-drag on the right button, but (as one of the
> comments in the bug report alludes to) they do this by waiting for the
> mouse-up event to decide whether a query-drag has happened or (if not)
> the context menu should be shown. I've never found this a major
> distracti
On Mon, 2008-07-28 at 22:20 +1000, Andy Owen wrote:
[...]
> So it doesn't distract me either, but there is also an alternative
> method of using the context menu where you hold down the right mouse
> button and release to select the item (so it is a single right click
> drag).
I've done that in mos
Hi Kalle
Thanks for your comments.
Kalle Vahlman wrote on 28/07/08 10:19:
>...
>>== Text ==
>>
>>A checkbox should always have a label, and (except in the rare
>>case of a grid of checkboxes) the label should always be to the
>>right of the checkbox itself. (In a multi-column list
