I wish HJ could develop a way to label graphics in a manner independent of
the screen resolution.  Can't some mathematical calculations be made after
interrogating the current screen resolution so as to derive a checksum for
each graphic that will remain constant regardless of the resolution?

Regards,
Jamal

On 1999-01-21 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
   Ndavid  the fact that resolution changes make  the association go
   Npoof, is my whole point.
   Nso if you are constantly  sitting down to use a monitor set to a
   Nresolution other than  standard v g a, then you not only have to
   Nlabel new graphics, you must also relabel all the hundreds of
   Ngraphics that hj has already labelled.
   Nnow if hj wants to set jfw up so that when  you install it a person
   Nsays  i want super v g a during the install and hj provides those
   Nlabells at  that resolution that would also be find, guess what  i
   Nshall bet you hj does not want to go to the trouble to do this, to
   Nmuch effort, translation even they admit that labelling graphics is
   Na hassle by the lack of provideing labelled graphics at differant
   Nresolutions.
   Nplus  Carols point is very valid, when you move to a higher
   Nresolution where no graphics are labeled  trying
   Nto deduce  those other  graphics is much harder.
   Nbill cameron
   NAt 08:08 PM 1/20/99 -0500, you wrote:
   N>most graphics will tell you what they are and many are superfluous
   N>because you can get them in other ways.  I'm not against a graphic
   N>assistant.  It has been my experience though that with not much
   N>work, the graphics can be labelled and if resolution is changed
   N>for one reason or another, poof, there go your associations.
   N>I have not found a graphic that is either not superfluous or that
   N>I can not discern the function by either clicking on it and
   N>observing the behaviour or passing over it with screen echo set to
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