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From: fwb@pollux.tmc.edu (Fred Brehm)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: Re: Hyper Mystery
Keywords: buttons, hilite, mystery
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Date: 8 May 91 18:57:49 GMT
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In article <142454.21886@timbuk.cray.com> kunau@eiger.cray.com (Tim Kunau) writes:
>
>A question has been posed to the Mini'app'les MUG and I'd like
>to know if anyone else has an answer. What follows is the text of 
>the question as it appears in this month's newsletter:
>--
>
>	Hyper Mystery - by Peter Fleck
>
>...  
>  Who/What sets the hilites for the navigation buttons?

The buttons are bg buttons with sharedHilite = false. The hilite
is set when the card is created and then it stays associated with
the card. There is a handler in the bg script named "setCardName"
that sets the hilite of bg btn curCard to true only if curCard <= 5.

Fred


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Frederic W. Brehm	Siemens Corporate Research	Princeton, NJ
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