At 4:51 pm -0700 15/4/05, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote: [...]
>A leading dash is used to create a menu separator in option menus. >(On some versions of OS X, the separator looks like a blank space.) > >The simplest way to work around this is probably to put a leading >space in front of the negative numbers (or in front of all the menu >items, for consistent appearance). > >If this is a Mac-only app, or if you're willing to do the bit of >extra work to deal with high-ASCII characters cross-platform, you >could instead use an n-dash (option-dash) to indicate a negative. The >n-dash doesn't create a separator. Wow. Thanks for the prompt reply. Putting the space fixed it. Now, while I am at it, is there an easy way of right justifying the numbers? I could pad them out I suppose. -- Kaveh Bazargan http://www.river-valley.com/ http://www.holographer.org/ _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
