Daniel
Fri Mar 31 19:16:03 CST 2006
> Is there anyway to assign a toolbar button to a button on the keyboard or
> the
> device itself? I'm trying to reduce the need for a stylus and make the
If they are not going to use the stylus, why assign the toolbarbutton to a
button and not the toolbar's *functionality* to a button (i.e. call the same
method)?
With WM 5.0 you should use the two menus and that's all. The softkeys are
then mapped to hardware buttons already so your stylus-less life becomes
easier (plus your app is easier ported to the Smartphone)
Cheers
Daniel
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"Rob" <Rob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is there anyway to assign a toolbar button to a button on the keyboard or
> the
> device itself? I'm trying to reduce the need for a stylus and make the
> operation of the app close to hands only. I keep reading the toolbar is
> not
> a recommended ui for wm 5.0, what is the recommended ui? Using the
> toolbar
> opens a lot of screen real estate on the form so I'm curious as to what
> should be used in its place.
>
> Thank you
>
> Rob