Thanks Aaron.
1. in the static element on line 22, I've noticed that only a
handful of values (i.e. characters) are accepted by the shortcut attribute.
Make sure that you're only using characters that exist in the
string. In other words, X wouldn't work because there is no X in
Simon Says. Also, make sure the shortcut is only used once. For
example, you have a shortcut of S used later on, so you would not be
able to use it for this static.
Matt: What's the rationale behind this?
[snip]
3. I'd like to be able to insert line breaks in the editbox,
however, adding lines="multiple" and returns="yes" to the editbox
element, and removing default="yes" from the speak button doesn't
seem to do the trick. Any tips there would be very much appreciated.
Encapsulate the text in CDATA section. Instead of:
<editbox>This is the text for my edit box</editbox>
do...
<editbox><![CDATA[This is the text
for my edit box.]]>
</editbox>
Alternatively, you can insert vbCrLf chars where you want line breaks.
Matt: I think we maybe at cross purposes here. I want to insert the
new line character via the simple Simon GUI dialog, and not from
within the xml code.
Aaron
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