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From: andre@elvis.cs.pitt.edu
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Subject: dialog buttons question
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Date: 21 May 91 19:12:43 GMT
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after doing some playing, it would seem that ditl item #1 is not only
considered the default item, but the dialog manager automatically
draws the outer box around it.

in the mac programming primer vol 2, the dialog filter example (p.
107) draws the outer box around the ok button itself (using the same
three lines of code specified in inside macintosh vol 1.

since the dialog manager will automatically draw this box, does it
make sense to draw it by hand?

is the only way to avoid having the box automatically drawn to not
have an item #1?

thanks.

								-andre.

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