Re: Disabling the cancel button

> "Colin Pinkney" <[email protected]> writes:
> > Sorry if I've missed this before, but why exactly do you want to disable
> > this behaviour? The cancel button is supposed to close the application when

Konrad Hinsen writes:
> Using a nice big button for closing applications is both a waste of
> resources (I could put that nice button to much better use) and a
> cause of inconvenience through involuntarily closed applications that
> must be restarted.

I like having a button to close applications; but it's a problem having
it be the same button as OFF, and having OFF be more difficult to do.
I tend to put PDAs on awkward corners of desks and such, and I'm forever
doing: press OFF, try to hold, finger slips or Z slips off whatever
stack of stuff it's on top of, app exits losing all context about where
it was.

I wish the Z had a simple OFF switch.

I also wish it had an ON switch that worked.  Is it a hardware problem
with mine, or does everybody have to press the button three or four
times before the thing actually turns on?

	...Akkana


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