dotted lines in windows around back layer button

[Thomas J McGrath III]

Sarah,

Thank you. Why does it not work on the Mac then??? I just went to the 
windows app and tabbed and entered and yes they are acting like 
keyboard controlled buttons. But when I open the Mac version tab does 
nothing and enter does nothing and also the buttons don't appear to be 
highlighted or dotted lined?????

Is it just a Windows thing?
Or does something else control the Mac acting this way.

It is distracting but now I need to decide whether to turn it off or 
not (now that I know what it is thanks to you).
I can explain it to the users as keyboard control BUT then I need it to 
work on the Mac as well.

How do I do that?

Thanks again

Tom


On Jan 8, 2004, at 9:24 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:

>> It happens to which ever button is set to the lowest layer. (it acts 
>> like it has been selected)
>> It does not show up on the Mac. I do not have default button in 
>> properties checked.
>>
>> 1. can the dotted lines be made to go away?
> Yes, turn off traversalOn for the button.
>> 2. does anyone know how to not have any default button?
> traversalOn may fix this as well. I think Windows is trying to focus 
> on the first button so that you can "click" it by pressing Enter. It 
> isn't really default. Turning off traversalON means that it can't be 
> selected by keyboard, only by mouse.
>
>> 3. does anyone know where accentColor is located via property 
>> inspector? - I change it now via scripts and 4wprops and rev's very 
>> large list of named colors. Way cool.
> I don't think it can be set from the Inspector. It is a system 
> property that is read on startup and applied, but you can change it 
> manually after that by scripting.
>
> Cheers,
> Sarah
> sarahr at genesearch.com.au
> http://www.troz.net/Rev/
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