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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Mar 12 11:30:28 -0800 
2005 -------
When I move the cursor over a button, it will be highlighted with a raised
border. But it seems that the background of that button is completely cleared
first, and the icon displayed on the button is wiped out.  Then, the icon is
painted on the cleared background again after the button has been given a raised
border. Besides, when I've moved the cursor to hilight another button, the
original highlighted button still has the raised border at that moment, and then
the border disappears.  This is what I mean.  All of the redrawing when a button
is highlighted needs to be done in several milliseconds and shouldn't be noticed
by the users.  OO.o 1.x doesn't has this problem, the button is highlighted
smoothly.  But OO.o 2.0 beta draws the hilighted buttons with flickering.
Maybe you guys should consider double buffering.  Seeing the drawing process
step by step when OO.o 2.0 highlighting the buttons is not a pleasant 
experience.
Double buffering can solved the problem, but the drawing speed still needs
optimization.  There must be a bug in GTK+-style related code. Redrawing a
button shouldn't be such a time consuming task.  I don't know why you didn't
encounter this, but I see this problem everytime when I move my mouse over the
toolbars.  Hope you can fix that for this great office suite.

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