standalone as desktop

[Sarah]

I don't think you can include Application Overview in your standalone, 
but you can certainly include the functionality that you are looking 
for. You can just create a palette or group, populate it with check 
boxes for each group, either before building or dynamically when your 
app starts, and use scripts to hide & show groups based on the check 
boxes. If the groups are in a separate sub-stack, you can save the 
stack so your settings stay stuck. Otherwise, you will need to save the 
settings in a separate file so that you can restore it when the app 
opens.

Cheers,
Sarah

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 07:58  pm, erik hansen wrote:

>
> thanks again for all the help.
>
> my HP app has a menu "btns" and a menu "flds"
> that allow the user to hide/show controls on the
> "desktop" (card) while they work. each control or
> proto-group of controls had a checkmark for each
> menuItem. the settings were stored when the page
> was closed.
>
> in RR all of this is taken care of in Application
>  Overview. better.
>
> the query: in a standalone, is there any way for
> the user to utilize groups, Application Overview,
> etc. to hide/show controls as needed?
>
> if yes, great!
> if no, the work was not in vain!
>
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> erik at erikhansen.org    http://www.erikhansen.org
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