Category : BBS Programs+Doors
Archive   : RIPSAMP.ZIP
Filename : CHISEL12.RIP

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!|@0M1BThe last two steps are to put text labels on each button and then place\
"Mouse Fields" on top
!|@0M1Mof every button. The text label are easy to do - simply position the t\
ext cursor inside the
!|@0M1Xbutton you wish to label, click, and type in the text. Using the "Mous\
e Borders" feature of RIPdraw
!|@0M28makes this much easier to get precise locations.
!|@BK2QOnce the labels are completed, you
!|@BK31would want to overlay one mouse field
!|@BK3Con top of each button. The details of
!|@BK3Nthis is left as an exercise to the user
!|@BK3Yso that you can get familiar with the|@BK49feature.
!|@BK4VIn reality, you would not really draw
!|@BK56your menu in this "order". For|@BK5Hefficiency reasons, you could do a
!|@BK5Sfew things to make the file smaller and
!|@BK63draw faster. In addition, you would
!|@BK6Enot perform the last two steps by
!|@BK6Pdrawing ALL the labels, then adding
!|@BK70ALL of the mouse fields. What would
!|@BK7Bbe better would be to drop the label
!|@BK7Mfor one button, then add its mouse
!|@BK7Xfield; then move on to the next button.
!|@0089The reason for this is because if you waited until the very end to do A\
LL of your mouse fields, the user will
!|@008Ksee a delay in their menu where nothing is being drawn and might inadve\
rtantly click on a button before it is
!|@008Vactually "hot" (ie, have a mouse field on it).|#|#|#