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<FONT FACE="Verdana">Hi everybody,<BR>
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For those who don’t want to play hide and seek with those hidden links in the transcript dictionary just enter in the messagebox :<BR>
set the linkcolor of stack "revdocslanguagereference" to blue -- or whatever color name or triplet you like<BR>
If this already in the archives disregard this mail (as a newbie I didn’t have time to explore the archives yet)<BR>
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Greetings<BR>
Wouter<BR>
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* From: Wolfgang M. Bereuter <BR>
* Subject: Re: Re: License Prices, Real, and docs <BR>
* Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 14:02:19 -0700 <BR>
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am 09.06.2002 5:03 Uhr schrieb use-revolution-request@lists.runrev.com unter<BR>
use-revolution-request@lists.runrev.com:<BR>
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> Having faced this problem (many glossary terms - relatively small<BR>
> amount of text) with a number of educational software titles we have<BR>
> developed we opted to provide page-specific lists of glossary terms<BR>
> adjacent to the main text. I have to agree with Troy that 'invisible'<BR>
> hyperlinks are way less than ideal.<BR>
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> Cheers,<BR>
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> Terry...<BR>
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Me too...<BR>
this makes the user working (reading) like a dough mixers ;)<BR>
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regards<BR>
Wolfgang M. Bereuter<BR>
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