Thanks Jay --

This is what we used to call a "pocket bible font" at PARC. Yours is 
very pretty!

Cheers,

Alan

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At 11:16 AM -0400 10/18/00, Jay Carlson wrote:
>Karl Ramberg writes:
>
>>  Aaron J Reichow wrote:
>
>>  > That's definately good news.  For a PDA, I would expect that
>>  Morphic would
>>  > better suit the display constraints (rather, more easily
>>  adapted to), much
>>  > better than MVC.
>
>>  A scaleable GUI would be really nice so the same apps would look nice
>>  and work well on both a big and  small screen.
>>  For example the browser on the screenshot look a _little_ cramped...
>
>One of my friends said, "that browser seems very...cozy."  Clearly, the
>browser as constructed just doesn't work on a screen that small.  It needs
>to be broken up into multiple screens, or parts of it replaced with dropdown
>lists, or both.  That's the *real* challenge of scalable UIs---appropriate
>syntactic elements change between sizes.  I may get a chance to play with
>wall-sized 4000x2500 pixel displays soon, and that's another extreme.
>
>I'm not much of a deep Squeak hacker, so I'm working things that are easy to
>do without in-depth knowledge of the system.
>
>Attached is a changeset that adds a small font, Lucy, to the image.  It's
>roughly the same size/density as the standard PalmOS font.
>
>Also attached are two screenshots using the Lucy font.  The first shows just
>how little space there is to work with.  It's a Workspace sized to 160x160,
>the dimensions of the Helio and PalmOS screens.  The second is 320x240,
>which is the size of all the WinCE palm-sized devices.
>
>>  I'v been thinking about using  the fabrik/ component stuff
>>  as a GUI that could be easily extended and modified as you go along.
>>  Some more widgets are needed and a way to show / hide the
>>  different components.
>
>I need to go look at fabrik again....
>
>Jay
>
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