Hi Fredrik, I see qutie clearly now. Thanks very much for your detailed answer!
Best wishes Wei xuqiang ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fredrik Haegg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 4:03 PM Subject: Re: [qa-dev] [Automation]a question about buttons method tearsoff of toolbar > Hi Weixq, > > > weixq wrote: >> Hello all, >> I want to ask the use of the method 'TearsOff' of toolbar. And an example is >> that when you open the Font color window through clicking the Font color >> button of Text Formatting toolbar. I find we always use it. And can I guess >> that if a button can be clicked to pop up a dialog, we can use this method? >> > Click works to click the button. TearOff to open the menu/dialog which > has the "small triangle". > Then you can select the color or whatever thing you want to select in > the dialog/menu. > If you then click on something in the office, the dialog will close. If > you want the opened dialog > to stay open you have to move it a little first, then it stays open > until you ".close" it. > >> But I don't understand something. For example, there are two kinds of >> buttons that can be clicked to make a dialog or window show out. But >> sometimes we can just click the button itself, just like the Character of >> Text Formatting toolbar. But sometimes we should click a small triangle >> button beside the button itself to let the window open, like the button Font >> color. So which one is this method be used usually? Is the second kind? But >> what can I do to the first one, use the click method only? >> > TearOff is the method for Toolbars. If it doesn't work it's probably no > Toolbar but a button. Which you have to ".OpenMenu" to open instead. > > > Best regards > / Fredrik > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
