Karen -
You can always put an additional little message in the CAPTION to
let them know that it's an informative pause.
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At 10:00 AM 1/31/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>
>This is a minor enhancement request. In DOS days I used to
>make my 'pause' messages either white on green (if it was a
>'good news' message) or white on red (if it was an error).
>
>A client converted to RBWin thought they were making errors
>because all my pause statements have that red circle with
>the white 'x'. They thought that that was a very 'alarming'
>symbol when all I was doing is giving them a simple statement.
>
>Think there's any way we can pick from at least 2 symbols,
>maybe the other one being a checkmark in a green circle?
>Perhaps one could be the default with us specifying if we
>want the other symbol?
>
>Just a thought....
>
>Karen
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