Re: context sensitive toolbars?

[David O'Brien <obriend -at- MINCOM -dot- COM>]

I do that to, but what I'm trying to do is document someone else's app, for
which they have different toolbars, buttons etc., available depending on
the screen or applet being used.  Does that make them context sensitive
toolbars?  How about screen dependent toolbars?  It's the adjective that
I'm looking for, not a work method.

David


-----Original Message-----
From:   Reuven Frank
Sent:   Friday, 31 July 1998 18:11
To:     'obriend -at- mincom -dot- com'; 'Post on tech-wr-l'
Subject:        RE: context sensitive toolbars?

I would say that they are Template co-ordinated.

I have differnet templates for different types of work and different macros
for specific tasks in each project.
I like "one-hand" editing:
when I can go through a document and click on one button to fix whatever
neds to be done.

This usually results in my creating one or more toolbars for each project.
That's how I work.

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From:   David O'Brien
Sent:   Fri, 31 Jul.98 02:05 AM
To:     TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
Subject:        context sensitive toolbars?

As context-sensitive is to Help, what is to toolbars?  If different
toolbars are available for different windows, screens or applets, are they
described as context-sensitive, screen sensitive, or something else?

Thanks for any help
David