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Alan Cooper in his book "About Face 2.0, The Essentials of Human Interaction Design" he makes the point that there shouldn't be any required fields. When you think about it, this makes a lot of sense. Before computers, ...

https://i.postimg.cc/Vvhh4scv/hhk.png I 'm using oldest customer.dbf (without ID field) I wish insert Alan (as first) and Joe( as Last) when I insert "Alan" it return me "Alan" exist and then I cannot insert the lastname here the test sample #include ...

... the word - a list (checkboxes ) of all possibility record sample : "Achim" "Adele" "Adrian" "Al" "Alan"

Hi, I have several emails accounts on Outlook. For example: nick@softwarexp.co.uk (default), alan@softwarexp.co.uk, mary@softwarexp.co.uk. How can I send an email via ole to Outlook using a sender different from the default account ? How for example can i send an email ...

... from the second level menu. I recommend this book for learning about interface design: About Face 2.0, The Essentials of Interaction Design by Alan Cooper. There is a version 3 also but I prefer 2.0. You can get this on Amazon. Regards, James

... programación que tanta fama tienen hoy en día. Solo es una cuestión para reflexionar. http://redi.um.es/campusdigital/entrevistas/4441-alan-kay-informatico-nuevo-doctor-honoris-causa-de-la-universidad-de-murcia-

... a lot of manual manipulation by the user which is wasted effort. If you are interested in more on this topic I suggest getting a copy of any of Alan Cooper's books "About Face The Essentials of User Interaction Design" (there are three editions). If you still want to design MDI app, the information ...

... find the following article on interface design quite interesting: http://joel.editthispage.com/stories/storyReader$51 I also HIGHLY recommend Alan Cooper's book, "About Face" on interface design. I consider this to be the most important book on programming that I have. It is available at http://www.Amazon.com. ...

... I think. Well, it doesn't really matter what you or I think (as programmers), it matters what the users think. Your answer reiterates what Alan Cooper said, that it is easier for the programmer but not for the user. You seem to only be looking at it from an ease of programming view. Well, ...

... I think. Well, it doesn't really matter what you or I think (as programmers), it matters what the users think. Your answer reiterates what Alan Cooper said, that it is easier for the programmer but not for the user. You seem to only be looking at it from an ease of programming view. I have ...

... gets are horizontal scrollable. As a user I would hate that. You can't see all the data; you have to scroll each GET one at a time. Here is what Alan Cooper has to say about horizontal scrolling, in his book "About Face The Essentials of User Interaction Design." He is talking about listboxes, ...

... You should also do everything in your power to prevent users from ever having to see an alert message. I highly recommend getting a copy of Alan Cooper's book, "About Face 2.0, The Essentials of User Interaction Design." This will really help you with Windows application design. You can ...

... best people to design interfaces. Unfortunately, most programmers often are not the best designers either. I highly recommend getting a copy of Alan Cooper's book, "About Face 2.0, The Essentials of Interaction Design." You can find more about it and a link to Amazon's page on my website here: ...

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... Alt-O to jump to the next folder. I think you would get a lot ouf of reading the book, "About Face 2.0, The Essentials of Interaction Design," by Alan Cooper and Robert M. Reimann. This is a teriffic book about Windows application interface design. You can find out more about it on my website ...