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Message #02364
Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
On Fri, 2010-05-21 at 11:25 +0100, Joe Lanman wrote:
> I'm not sure a drag handle is really necessary - simply clicking and
> dragging the file would seem the most straightforward interface, and
> would add less visual clutter. Again - google docs is a good exmple of
> this.
Yes. You usually see drag handles on things that allow resizing or
moving them, but that do not have drop targets. Just drag, no drop.
This leads me to: how about graying out everything that is not a drop
target (or highlighting everything that is a drop target), after a short
delay?
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Thorsten Wilms
thorwil's design for free software:
http://thorwil.wordpress.com/
References
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: David Hamm, 2010-05-20
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Frederik Nnaji, 2010-05-20
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Luke Morton, 2010-05-20
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Joern Konopka, 2010-05-21
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Tyler Brainerd, 2010-05-21
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: David Hamm, 2010-05-21
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Alex Launi, 2010-05-21
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Alex Launi, 2010-05-21
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Diego Moya, 2010-05-21
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Re: Default to single click to open files and folders
From: Joe Lanman, 2010-05-21