The Application is a Learning Center.
The five screens are all related to an individual users, based on login.
The PageFrame(s) are as such:
1). specific user information.
2). lesson Plan for this users.
3). Screencast video player for viewing the lesson,
notepad for taking notes and pasting screen prints as the lesson
is viewed.
4). A document window for viewing and print of documents.
5). Detail views of completed lessons and lesson Plans.
My questions was not about content in the PageFrames / individual screens.
Is was about the desktop resources need to support these two approaches in
developing
application is dabo.
Thanks,
Doug
Peter Decker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/2/07, Douglas Kennedy wrote:
> What are the advantages/disadvantages of using:
>
> a. multi page screen using the Paged Controls -> Add PageFrame with let's say
> 5 pages.
>
> or
>
> b. one main screen calling other screens.
>
> I am sure I have not learned enough about Dabo to be asking the correct
> questions.
This isn't a Dabo question really. Its more of a general user
interface design question.
The answer depends on what works best for your users. Do they need
several windows open at once? Is the content of those windows similar
enough to go together on a pageframe? Or are they different enough
that they belong on separate forms?
Maybe some more info on what you're trying to do may help.
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# p.d.
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