I think the difference he was referring to was a point that I find is often confusing to newcomers to Revolution. Static text should logically be placed into a Label Field. If you create a Label Field, there's no obvious way to change its contents because it does not allow direct editing. You have to open its inspector, switch to the Contents pane of the inspector, and type the text there. Just to make it more interesting ( :-) ) you then have to switch to the Text Formatting pane to format the text you just typed or use the Text Menu to do so. It's pretty darned non-intuitive.

IIRC, static text fields in HC could be directly edited. Why Rev doesn't allow this in the IDE is beyond me, but I've grown accustomed to its face.

Dan

On Mar 6, 2005, at 9:01 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:

What is different? The fields work exactly the same way - the LAYOUT design is no different... and HC never had 'forms'.

sqb


OK, got it.  It's quite a bit different than forms design in other
environments, including HC.

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