"Terry Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Sorry, I worded that wrong. Constructor doesn't have an explicit way to
> define a frameless button, but the text that accompanies the "Frame"
> attribute implies that buttons can be built with no frames ... which is
why
> I started poking around way back when to figure out how to do that and
> stumbled onto the "noFrame" type.
>
> From the Constructor doc:
> frame: If checked, a rectangular frame with rounded corners is drawn
around
> the button. Most buttons have frames. Buttons whose labels are single
symbol
> characters such as scroll buttons don't have frames.
> The UI under discussion contains several single-character buttons in a
row,
> so it appeared to fit the description. The gotcha, I guess, is that it
says
> "symbol characters". Still, though, I don't see any reason to disallow
> creating a frameless button. It's already supported by the Palm OS code.
>
How about creating a button w/ a symbol character to trick constructor
into giving you a frameless button, then changing the character at runtime?
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