[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Also, I was asked by one person to put the buttons at the top, above
> the tabs.  This ends up looking quite cluttered, and it's easy to press
> a tab instead of a button, and vice versa.  Putting the buttons at
> the bottom and having the menus and tabs at the top seems to be
> quite natural.  Unless someone can come up with a convincing
> argument for putting the buttons at the top, I'm planning on leaving
> them at the bottom.

Main reason for it is the same reason that many "toolbars" in programs are
at the top just below the menus.  The reason is mouse movement.  If one
exclusively uses one set or the other as alternatives, then it doesn't
matter -- but if one goes from one to the other during use, then mouse 
movement is minimized ("ease of use") by having them next to another.

Mike K.

> 
> Regards,
> Ed Hamrick

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