<script>-- Clicking on dot number 1 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1 -- or any other set of action commandswait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*4)) thenshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*5)) thenshow cd fld 5wait 60hide cd fld 5elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*5)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*6)) thenshow cd fld 6wait 60hide cd fld 6elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*6)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*7)) thenshow cd fld 7wait 60hide cd fld 7elseshow cd fld 8wait 60hide cd fld 8end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<script>-- Clicking on dot number 2 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 6wait 60hide cd fld 6elseshow cd fld 8wait 60hide cd fld 8end ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<script>-- Clicking on dot number 3 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*4)) thenshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*5)) thenshow cd fld 5wait 60hide cd fld 5elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*5)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*6)) thenshow cd fld 6wait 60hide cd fld 6elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*6)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*7)) thenshow cd fld 7wait 60hide cd fld 7elseshow cd fld 8wait 60hide cd fld 8end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<script>-- Clicking on dot number 4 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*4)) thenshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*5)) thenshow cd fld 5wait 60hide cd fld 5elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*5)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*6)) thenshow cd fld 6wait 60hide cd fld 6elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*6)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*7)) thenshow cd fld 7wait 60hide cd fld 7elseshow cd fld 8wait 60hide cd fld 8end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<script>-- Clicking on dot number 5 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/10 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*4)) thenshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*5)) thenshow cd fld 5wait 60hide cd fld 5elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*5)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*6)) thenshow cd fld 6wait 60hide cd fld 6elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*6)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*7)) thenshow cd fld 7wait 60hide cd fld 7elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*7)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*8)) thenshow cd fld 8wait 60hide cd fld 8elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*8)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*9)) thenshow cd fld 9wait 60hide cd fld 9elseshow cd fld 10wait 60hide cd fld 10end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<font>Monaco</font>
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<name>Button 6</name>
<script>-- Clicking on dot number 6 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the bottom of me - the top of me)/10 into interValput the top of me into topSideput item 2 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > topSide and hereNow < (topSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (topSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*4)) thenshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*5)) thenshow cd fld 5wait 60hide cd fld 5elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*5)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*6)) thenshow cd fld 6wait 60hide cd fld 6elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*6)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*7)) thenshow cd fld 7wait 60hide cd fld 7elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*7)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*8)) thenshow cd fld 8wait 60hide cd fld 8elseif hereNow > (topSide + (interVal*8)) ¬and hereNow < (topSide + (interVal*9)) thenshow cd fld 9wait 60hide cd fld 9elseshow cd fld 10wait 60hide cd fld 10end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<font>Geneva</font>
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<name>Field 9</name>
<script></script>
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<font>Geneva</font>
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<name>Field 10</name>
<script></script>
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<icon>25002</icon>
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<font>Monaco</font>
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<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>About</name>
<script>on mouseUpshow cd fld 23end mouseUp</script>
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<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Monaco</font>
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<name>Button 7</name>
<script>-- Clicking on dot number 7 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the bottom of me - the top of me)/2 into interValput the top of me into topSideput item 2 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > topside and hereNow < (topSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 15show cd fld 2wait 15show cd fld 3wait 15show cd fld 4wait 30hide cd fld 4hide cd fld 3hide cd fld 2hide cd fld 1elseshow cd fld 5show cd fld 6show cd fld 7show cd fld 8wait 30hide cd fld 8wait 15hide cd fld 7wait 15hide cd fld 6wait 15hide cd fld 5end ifend mouseUp</script>
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<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<reserved4> 0 </reserved4>
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<script>-- Clicking on dot number 8 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4end ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<reserved3> 0 </reserved3>
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<enabled> <true /> </enabled>
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<style>rectangle</style>
<showName> <true /> </showName>
<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Monaco</font>
<textSize>9</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>FNPL </name>
<script>-- Clicking on dot number 9 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/5 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenput the ticks into originalTicksrepeat until the mouseClickif the ticks - originalTicks > 30 then exit mouseUpend repeatshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenput the ticks into originalTicksrepeat until the mouseClickif the ticks - originalTicks > 30 then exit mouseUpend repeatshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenput the ticks into originalTicksrepeat until the mouseClickif the ticks - originalTicks > 30 then exit mouseUpend repeatshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*4)) thenput the ticks into originalTicksrepeat until the mouseClickif the ticks - originalTicks > 30 then exit mouseUpend repeatshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*5)) thenput the ticks into originalTicksrepeat until the mouseClickif the ticks - originalTicks > 30 then exit mouseUpend repeatshow cd fld 5wait 60hide cd fld 5end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
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<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Monaco</font>
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<name>Button 10</name>
<script>-- Clicking on dot number 10 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3elseshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4end ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<reserved4> 0 </reserved4>
<reserved3> 0 </reserved3>
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<reserved1> 0 </reserved1>
<enabled> <true /> </enabled>
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<style>roundrect</style>
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<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Monaco</font>
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<name>Button 11</name>
<script>-- Clicking on dot number 11 in the “About the Buttons” column will-- bring up an explanation of both the Multi-Function Button Concept-- and the construction of this button’s script.on mouseUpglobal spotCheckput (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 1wait 60hide cd fld 1elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 2wait 60hide cd fld 2put "Alive!" into spotCheck -- it can be anything to fill the globalelseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenif spotCheck is not empty thenshow cd fld 3wait 60hide cd fld 3put empty into spotCheckelseanswer "You must activate the previous segment first." ¬with "OK"exit to HyperCardend ifelseshow cd fld 4wait 60hide cd fld 4end ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<id>42</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<reserved4> 0 </reserved4>
<reserved3> 0 </reserved3>
<reserved2> 0 </reserved2>
<reserved1> 0 </reserved1>
<enabled> <true /> </enabled>
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<showName> <true /> </showName>
<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
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<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Monaco</font>
<textSize>9</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>•••••••••••</name>
<script>on mouseUpput (the right of me - the left of me)/11 into interValput the left of me into leftSideput item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNowif hereNow > leftside and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) thenshow cd fld 11elseif hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*2)) thenshow cd fld 12elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*2)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*3)) thenshow cd fld 13elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*3)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*4)) thenshow cd fld 14elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*4)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*5)) thenshow cd fld 15elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*5)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*6)) thenshow cd fld 16elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*6)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*7)) thenshow cd fld 17elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*7)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*8)) thenshow cd fld 18elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*8)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*9)) thenshow cd fld 19elseif hereNow > (leftSide + (interVal*9)) ¬and hereNow < (leftSide + (interVal*10)) thenshow cd fld 20elseshow cd fld 21end ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<type>button</type>
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<reserved4> 0 </reserved4>
<reserved3> 0 </reserved3>
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<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>13744</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Monaco</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Home</name>
<script>on mouseUpgo homeend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<type>field</type>
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<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
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<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 1 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<visible> <false /> </visible>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<textHeight>16</textHeight>
<name>Button 2 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<type>field</type>
<visible> <false /> </visible>
<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 3 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<visible> <false /> </visible>
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<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
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<fixedLineHeight> <true /> </fixedLineHeight>
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<lockText> <true /> </lockText>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 4 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
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<sharedText> <false /> </sharedText>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<textHeight>16</textHeight>
<name>Button 5 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<id>50</id>
<type>field</type>
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<font>Geneva</font>
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<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 6 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
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<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
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<fixedLineHeight> <true /> </fixedLineHeight>
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<lockText> <true /> </lockText>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<textHeight>16</textHeight>
<name>Button 7 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
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<id>52</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
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<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Read Me First!</name>
<script>on mouseUpshow cd fld 22end mouseUp</script>
</part>
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<id>53</id>
<type>field</type>
<visible> <false /> </visible>
<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
<sharedText> <false /> </sharedText>
<fixedLineHeight> <true /> </fixedLineHeight>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 8 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
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<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 9 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
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<font>Geneva</font>
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<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 10 Data</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the scroll of me to 0hide meend mouseUp</script>
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<font>Geneva</font>
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<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Button 11 Data</name>
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<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
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<name>Read Me First!</name>
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<name>About</name>
<script>on mouseUphide meend mouseUp</script>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>5</id>
<text>Field 4</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>2</id>
<text>Field 1</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>3</id>
<text>Field 2</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>4</id>
<text>Field 3</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>8</id>
<text>Field 5</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>10</id>
<text>Field 6</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>24</id>
<text>Field 7</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>25</id>
<text>Field 8</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>30</id>
<text>Field 9</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>31</id>
<text>Field 10</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>44</id>
<text><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style2">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style4">Button 1</span><span class="style3">Button1 is divided into 8 arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the eight characters in its name. In other words, the position of each character of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. The name is in Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also, spaces can be used in the same way as a character [see Buttons 4, 5, and 9]. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style6">put (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interVal</span><span class="style3">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style6">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style3">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style6">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style3">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style6">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style6">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style3"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style6">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style6">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style3"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 1 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 1 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style2"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style3"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>45</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 2</span><span class="style7">Button 2 is divided into eight arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the eight characters in its name. In other words, the position of each character of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. The name is in Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also, spaces can be used in the same way as a character [see Buttons 4, 5, and 9]. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 2 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 2 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>46</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 3</span><span class="style7">Button 3 is divided into 8 arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the eight characters in its name. In other words, the position of each character of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. The name is in Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also, spaces can be used in the same way as a character [see Buttons 4, 5, and 9]. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 3 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 3 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>48</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 4</span><span class="style7">Button 4 is divided into 8 arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the seven characters and one space in its name. In other words, the position of each character or space of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. The name is in Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also, spaces can be used in the same way as a character [see Buttons 4, 5, and 9]. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/8 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 4 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 4 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>49</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 5</span><span class="style7">Button 5 is eight is divided into 10 arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the ten numbers and spaces in its name. In other words, the position of each number of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. Note that here the spaces between the numbers are not segmentsin themselves, but are used merely to separate the numbers for easier reading. Although action can be initiated by clicking between numbers, it’s best to click precisely on the number itself to avoid infringing on an adjoining segment. The name is in Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also, spaces can be used in the same way as a character [see Buttons 4, 5, and 9]. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/10 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 5 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 5 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>50</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 6</span><span class="style7">Button 6 is eight is divided into 10 arbitrary vertical segments, demarked by the column of ten dots. In other words, the position of each dot acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. Compare this with horizontal Button 5, which uses its name to demark the segments. In Button 6 the orientation was changed to vertical and the dots pasted over a narrow transparent button which could be fitted into a narrow vertical space in a crowded screen. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g.. </span><span class="style9">put (the bottom of me - the top of me)/10 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the top of me into topSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 2 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > topSide ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (topSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (topSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (topSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 6 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 6 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>51</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 7</span><span class="style7">Button 7 is divided into 2 arbitrary vertical segments, demarked by up/down arrows. In other words, the position of each arrow acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. Compare this with horizontal Button 5, which uses its name to demark the segments. In Button 7 the orientation was changed to vertical and the up/down arrows pasted over a small square transparent button which could be fitted into a tiny space in a crowded screen. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the bottom of me - the top of me)/2 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the top of me into topSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 2 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for the top segment </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > topSide ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (topSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for the lower segment </span><span class="style9">else</span><span class="style7">5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the second segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 7 for a complete picture.]As you click on the either segment in Button 7 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>53</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 8</span><span class="style7">Button 8 is divided into 4 arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the four characters in its name. In other words, the positoon of each character of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. The name [which here could stand for go </span><span class="style8">F</span><span class="style7">irst, go </span><span class="style8">N</span><span class="style7">ext, go </span><span class="style8">P</span><span class="style7">revious, go </span><span class="style8">L</span><span class="style7">ast] is in 9-point Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a name-hidden button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also, spaces can be used in the same way as a character [see Buttons 4, 5, and 9]. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment, incorporating them into an if-then-else handler.5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 8 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 8 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>54</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 9</span><span class="style7">Button 9 is similar to Button 8, but with an added action actuator — the space. It is divided into 5 arbitrary horizontal segments, demarked by the four characters and the space in its name. In other words, the positoon of each character and space of its name acts as a separate control point which, when clicked on, can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script.To illustrate further how these segmental action actuators can be configured, Button 9 has an added condition: you must doubleclick on any segment — even the space — to activate it. That portion of the handler incorporates a scripting trick borrowed from </span><span class="style8">Windoid #1</span><span class="style7">, page 2. The name [which here could stand for go </span><span class="style8">F</span><span class="style7">irst, go </span><span class="style8">N</span><span class="style7">ext, go </span><span class="style8">P</span><span class="style7">revious, go </span><span class="style8">L</span><span class="style7">ast] is in 9-point Monaco font only to provide a convenient way to visualize equal size segments [any other monotype font would serve as well]. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in a name-hidden button with only four segments, the four quarters can be easily visualized [see Buttons 10 and 11]. Also see Buttons 4 and 5 for examples of spaces as action actuators. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/5 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment, incorporating them into an if-then-else handler.5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 9 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 9 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>55</id>
<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 10</span><span class="style7">Button 10 is divided into 4 arbitrary segments, with no demarkation by characters in a name. In other words, the positon of each segment must be visualized mentally. When clicked on, each invisible segment can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in the blank space of this button must be mentally divided into four quarters [see also Button 11]. Also, spaces are used as action actuators in Buttons 4 and 9. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single horizontal button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 10 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 10 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
</content>
<content>
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<text><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style1">Button 11</span><span class="style7">Button 11 is divided into 4 arbitrary segments, with no demarkation by characters in a name. In other words, the positon of each segment must be visualized mentally. When clicked on, each invisible segment can be assigned a different set of actions in the button script.To illustrate another action-condition, the third segment of Button 11 cannot be triggered unless Segment 2 has been triggered. This is accomplished by establishing a global “trigger” variable which is activated when Segment 2 is triggered. A simple if-then-else portion of Segment 3’s script tests whether Segment 2 was triggered, and, if so, then its action is initiated; if not, an alert box informs the user. A visual name is not absolutely necessary; for example, in the blank space of this button must be mentally divided into four quarters [see also Button 10]. Also, spaces are used as action actuators in Buttons 4 and 9. The concept for achieving this segmentation of a single horizontal button is simple:1. To find the surface area of the button and divide it into segments, put the right of the button minus the left of the button divided by the number of segments desired into a variable, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put (the right of me - the left of me)/4 into interVal</span><span class="style7">2. Put the left of the button into a variable to serve as a reference point for subsequent segment computations, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put the left of me into leftSide</span><span class="style7">3. Put the location of the mouse into a variable as a reference for testing which segment is being clicked on, e.g. </span><span class="style9">put item 1 of the mouseLoc into hereNow</span><span class="style7">4. Test to find which segment is being clicked on, e.g. • for Segment 1 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > leftside ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal) then</span><span class="style7"> • for Segment 2 </span><span class="style9">if hereNow > (leftSide + interVal) ¬</span><span class="style7"> </span><span class="style9">and hereNow < (leftSide + interVal*2) then</span><span class="style7"> • create a similar module for each additional segment, multiplying the interval variable by the appropriate number of each succeeding segment, incorporating them into an if-then-else handler5. Enumerate the tasks to be initiated for the particular segment.6. Put the segment modules together in an if-then-else construct.[Check the script of Button 11 for a complete picture.]As you click on the various segments in Button 11 sample actions will briefly show numbered card fields to illustrate the concept of a multi-functional button. Be precise in pointing the cursor to click. As the number of segments increases, the more precise the click point must be. </span><span class="style8"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
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<text><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style11">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style10">The Multi-Function Button Concept</span><span class="style7">The small size of my Mac Plus’ screen makes space at a premium when creating a stack. Wouldn’t it be nice, I thought, to have a single button — especially when a space too small for several buttons is involved — do several distinctly different tasks, acting like a series of separate buttons. The solution is really simple: divide a button’s surface into as many figurative segments as needed, each of which, when the cursor’s hot-spot is clicked on it, initiates a specific portion of the button’s handler, as if each segment were a separate button. Using Monaco font to make the letters in a button’s name equal in width [any monotype font would work as well], is a convenienbt way to delineate the number of segments. Spaces can be incorporated into the shown name, as in Buttons 4, 5, and 9, but showing a name is not absolutely necessary — Buttons 10 and 11, with only four easily visualized segments each, do not. Nor do Buttons 6 and 7, which use pasted-in symbols instead.Take a look at Button 1. It has eight letters in its shown name, corresponding to its arbitrarily-determined eight segments. Clicking on an individual letter initiates one of eight specific tasks contained in a single if-then-else handler. All eleven button configurations demonstrated here do the same thing, varying from two tasks [Button 7] to ten [Button 6]. Actually, when you use the center column’s row segmented button, you’ll be demonstrating a real working multi-functional button.You are urged to open the scripts of the eleven buttons and study how each is similarly constructed and how the differences in separate tasks are assigned. Then try the buttons.A word of caution, however. The hilites of all buttons are set to true. This means any segment clicked on will hilite the whole button, not just the selected segment. I left it that way because I like to visually know when each button is clicked. You may not want it that way.Also, a precise touch is needed because the whole concept of a multi-functional button is to provide a means of multi-tasking when small or squeezed stack window space precludes creating multiple buttons. A multi-functional button, on the other hand, can be slipped into quite small niches and yet be configured to perform multiple tasks.I hope you find this concept of a multi-function button useable. Good stacking!JAMES R. NEWTONScottsdale, Arizona </span><span class="style11"> [Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style7"> </span></text>
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<text><span class="style3"> </span><span class="style8">[Click anywhere to hide]</span><span class="style1"></span><span class="style12"> </span><span class="style10">The Multi-Function Button Concept...</span><span class="style7">. . . is Freeware, created to expand the utility of button use. I would appreciate some credit if you use the concept, but that’s not a restriction to its free distribution. It is the work of: James R. Newton 14434 North 57th Place Scottsdale, Arizona 85254CIS: 72740,3725 "Rojin"AOL: "Rojin"TeleFinder: "Rojin"[“Rojin” is romanized Japanese for “Old Man”] </span><span class="style10"></span></text>
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