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jwil1@cs.aukuni.ac.nz (TMOTA) writes:

> pmoore@cix.compulink.co.uk (Paul Moore) writes:
> 
> >He goes on to comment "As with RISC OS 3.0, version 3.00, it is possible to
> >define alternative slabbing down colours". My question is - "how?".
> 
> I wish I knew...

Try a validation string of "r6,13" to make a button that slabs down
dark-green instead of orange.

> The latter two (Krt) don't have any effect on the last writable icon.
> Of course, they can be mixed: Kart (or Krat or Ktar ;-)

Kt has plenty of effect on the last icon... the caret wraps around to the
first writable icon. Also Shift-TAB makes the caret move backwards through
the writable icons, wrapping at the first...

>  R - for bordered icons. The normal icon flagword 'BORDER' bit must be set.
>     0 = no border
>     1,2 = plinth up & down
>     3,4 = raised/lowered grouping border
>     5 = plinth up which indents when clicked
>     6 = 'ok' button (plinth with beige channel) which indents when clicked
>     7 = writable icon border

I like the new colours chosen for the borders in 3.10 over 3.00 - they look
more like the colours used in Interface - lighter greys.

>  P<spritename>
>  Changes the pointer shape when it is over this icon to the shape in the
>  given sprite, e.g, "Pptr_default" "Pptr_menu", etc.

Also you can specify the co-ordinates of the hotspot: eg. Pptr_write,4,4
All of this is very Interface-like...

    Cheers, Julian.

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