Thanks a lot for all the responses, and sorry for bothering you again
with this.
The problem I'm having is the following: is there an elegant way to
prevent the user from clicking the 'Test' button in the Screen Savers
panel in System Preferences?
The reason why I'm asking: when the user
Why not just fake it ... in other words ... since it's a test, just
supply some generic data for the screen saver to display. Then, when
they truly activate it, you provide the real data.
Seems that's what others have done, that i've experienced.
Not knowing for sure or not, but i believe
On Oct 5, 2009, at 10:45 AM, Gabriel Zachmann wrote:
The problem I'm having is the following: is there an elegant way to
prevent the user from clicking the 'Test' button in the Screen
Savers panel in System Preferences?
The reason why I'm asking: when the user changes the configuration
This is a much better approach IMO.
If your user is trying out a bunch of options to find a particular
combination that works for them, and the machine goes away for ~30 secs
each time they test a new change, the'll get pretty irriated with your
screen saver pretty quickly.
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