Chris,

Attached is a more aggressive politic for deactive window color. Try it and
tell me your feelings...

Cheers,

Diego

> On Saturday, March 22, 2003 3:28 PM, I wrote:
>> In addition, the brightness of the text and buttons does not change
> when a
>> window is deactivated (although this isn't your fault since it worked
>> this way before).
>
> After tilting my LCD screen back I noticed that the gradient on your
> buttons *is* lighter on the active window (proving again that CRTs are
> better for artistic endeavors). So it's only the text brightness that
> does not vary.
>
>> How difficult would it be to lighten everything more
>> significantly so the active window is more readily apparent?
>
> To put this another way, how difficult would it be to make everything
> on the *inactive* window (including the text) look more "faded"
> (washed-out) than the active window? I realize this is reversed from
> the current Squeak scheme, but it may go even farther toward making the
> active window more noticeably different.
>
> Just a thought ...
>
> Chris Becker


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