>> Yes, but this dialog is what gives sense to the interface. You want to
>> change the properties of the inset, so you use right mouse button on
>> it. Then you have adialog, and you are happy.
>>
>
> Yeah, I guess this is the best idea in terms of interface consistency.
I think this is settled then. Well we would need the dialog now. It should
look more or less like this
+-----------------------------------------+
| |
| o Inlined |
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| o Collapsed |
| |
| o Normal |
| |
+-----------------------------------------+
With the GUII classes to call onto a signal as in other dialogs!
Then we can have a go.
Jürgen
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