Mail Archives: cygwin/2003/05/22/00:12:48
> He Rob,
>
Yep, he's Rob.
> I guess you are the culprit who committed this
> crime against usability!
>
Nope, that was me. I was taken before The Hague for my crimes against
usability. I told them I was just obeying standard borders, but they would have
none of it. Only my winning smile and magnetic personality saved me from the
gallows. As it turned out, I promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade
to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, I
survive as a soldier of fortune.
So give credit where credit is due, huh? Sheesh.
> On Wednesday 21 May 2003 14:50, Rob wrote:
> > Oh, for crying out loud. You really have no clue do you.
> >
> > Go grab a 640x480 monitor, and then you'll see why it's the size it is.
>
> But that's NO reason why the window is not resizable!
>
You want the reason? You want the reason? You can't HANDLE the reason!
> Mind you, I did not complain about the windows *size* but the windows
> inability to be resized *manually* by the user (if he e.g. is sitting in front
> of a nice 1280x1024 LCD display and, sorry, has no 640x480 monitor
> around).
>
> Go and add some resizing borders, will you?
>
> Cheers
> Daniel
Jawohl, Herr Daniel!
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Gary R. Van Sickle
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you can hire... me.
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