On Tue, 25 May 1999, Bob Ebert wrote:
> Use <bold>FrmDoDialog</bold> instead.
>
>
> In general, these interrupting dialogs should be avoided. Too many of
> them will cause your users to hurl their devices across the room, where
> they can sometimes strike hard surfaces and shatter. Then they send
> them back to be replaced under warranty, which cuts into our profit
> sharing.
Ok I have it working now but I'd like to pursue your point. Are you
saying that it is better to avoid "dialogs in general" or just the "modal
type" that halt instructions until input.
Or, is it that programs should not have any interruptions, from real work,
at all.
Could you explain this philosophy re this point? I would like to keep
my program in line with the Palm philosophy.
Thanks
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