Hi.
What I suggested, moving the window with right mouse button (not only on
the titlebar but on the whole window surface) will solve the problem and
should be easy to implement. Do not think only about 640x480 resolution
but also about people which had to use bigger fonts on the screen, becouse
of sight problems.
Roman
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Dave Hooper wrote:
> Er, what, did I miss something? As far as I can tell, the right mouse
> button does *nothing* in the IE settings dialogs. You can't drag the window
> using the right mouse button *or* any button for that matter, unless you
> drag the title bar. IE's settings dialogs do appear to be designed to work
> on 640x480 screens, and fit fully on the display, whereas Freenet's do not.
> What more can I say? I mean, sure, we could redesign the dialog boxes so
> that the fit on a 640x480 screen ; or, we could not.
>
> Unless you are suggesting we should actually copy the stylings of the IE
> dialog (because, like, Freenet and IE are similar).
>
> Hands up those users who use 640x480 resolution, even on their 'spare'
> Windows (R) PCs? Hands up those users who are *unable* to use a 800x600
> resolution on their current hardware (hence indicative of non-shared 256KB
> max dedicated video RAM). Well, I'm sorry. Times have changed, please
> download some virtual desktop software that allows you to scroll the screen
> or put up with the fact that software applications have moved on in the last
> 7 years.
>
> I'm not suggesting that 640x480 is outdated - rather that 640x480 as a
> 'maximum supported' resolution really is not indicative of the modern
> computer user and that personal computer technology has supported better for
> over ten years (that's 1992 to you and me)
>
> Yes, I'm ranting. Yes, I've been drinking.
>
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