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In article <cUnz9Qy00UhTNoY1YA@andrew.cmu.edu>, rs4u+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Richard Siegel) writes:
> 
> I don't think it's necessary to define a UserItem to
> gray out an item. The following bit shuld work:
> 
> PROCEDURE GrayDItem(d:DialogPtr; item:Integer);
> BEGIN 
> END;
> 
> This way, you don't need any UserItems, nor do you
> have to worry about placing the items in correct order.
> 
> 		--Rich

However, if another dialog comes out in front, or something, and goes away
requiring an update event for the dialog, the graying will not occur
unless you explicitly do update events in your ModalDialog FilterProc.

The recommended way is to use a useritem.  Period.  

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