+ Currently, the buttonbar tooltip will show immediately as we place the mouse over it. I think we should use XP's tooltip common control for this. It lets we have some delay & makes it looks more professional with fade in, fade out features & later Windows version's too.
+ I usually use the directory hot list, but one issue that I need to tell you:
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It's the menu accelerator duplication that you have & I have too. I think we won't use that 2 menu frequently, so let the 2 characters free for others.
where:
XXX - delay in milliseconds, until descriptions for the buttons in the button bar are shown (default = 500).
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You are right.
Whole menu should behave in the same way. If some letter is underlined proper action should be taken but it doesn't work if mentioned options have no letter chosen (by deleting "&" chars from language file).
Edited: Clo! You've hacked my keyboard!
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+ I set the ToolTipDelay=2000 in my ini file, but it still appears immediately.
I edit & restart TC already.
I still prefer the fade in/out features of Windows Explorer style
+ I don't have the English version of .inc .lng, just the .mnu of the defaut setup
You'll have needed menu changed but remember that C will launch Configure window as long as you have no other items with this char underlined.
PS. I thought that removing "&" from lang is not working because it loaded Configure window. Now I know that this behaviour changes after specifying other item with "C". Sorry for misleading.
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6150="Icons in main menu"
6151="Show icons for commands in the &main menu"
6152="Show &3d frame around icon"
6153="Show checked items as &pressed buttons instead of checkmarks"
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L'important n'est pas de convaincre, mais de donner à réfléchir.
The important thing is not to convince, but to incite to think.
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