Le 30 oct. 08 à 02:50 (matin), Eric Williams a écrit:
On Oct 29, 2008, at 3:20 PM, Terry Ford wrote:
On Oct 29, 2008, at 2:21 PM, TJ Hanson, PhD wrote:
I am building a TabPanel that will have more tabs than can
comfortably fit on one line. I don't see how to get the tabs to
wrap around on a second and third line. I've used programs with
TabPanels that span more than one line with tabs, so I know it
can be done. I've just never done it. I'm not finding the "how
to" in the Language Reference.
You must be using a Windows PC as that is the only place I've seen
this. It has never been a Mac option and Rb hasn't specialized on
any one platform for a while.
Plus, it's a horrible user interface - when you click on the top
row, the tab you've clicked on becomes the active one and "pulls"
the entire row down to meet the top of the tab area. Very
disconcerting to have buttons shift around underneath the cursor,
and it's impossible to remember where they are; you keep having to
read all the tabs to figure out which one to click on because
they're never in the same spot.
Oh, yes, now I get it. It's in Excel/Word, under the preferences
window, no? (or at least, something common on a PC)
I agree: a nightmare for anyone who wants to use a PC regularly.
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