At the last London show, I picked up a disk from Roy Wood which
enabled me to have nice 3-d borders to buttons etc. Over the
last few days, I have been getting to grip with using the new
wman colours in my latest program(in C68). All is well except
that the nice new borders to loose items are
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Thanks for the response. I have boiled the program down to just
the main window, one loose item and one application window. It
still displays the offending behaviour.
Do you want just the source? Should I send it to you off this
list?
Christopher Cave
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I have now had a close look at the much reduced program and I
believe that the problem was that I had used sd_setmd in the
application hit routine to alter the writing mode to XOR. BUT I
had not altered it back to OVER on return from this routine.
Having now do
On 29 Feb 2004 at 7:59, Christopher Cave wrote:
>
> At the last London show, I picked up a disk from Roy Wood which
> enabled me to have nice 3-d borders to buttons etc. Over the
> last few days, I have been getting to grip with using the new
> wman colours in my latest program(in C68). All i
On 1 Mar 2004 at 14:21, Christopher Cave wrote:
> Thanks for the response. I have boiled the program down to just
> the main window, one loose item and one application window. It
> still displays the offending behaviour.
>
> Do you want just the source? Should I send it to you off this
> list
On 1 Mar 2004 at 16:44, Christopher Cave wrote:
>
> In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have now had a close look at the much reduced program and I
> believe that the problem was that I had used sd_setmd in the
> application hit routine to alter the writing mode to XOR. BUT I
> had not alter
