Manipulating Toolbars and Buttons Manually in Java

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For the Web site that we analyzed in this study, a single browse request results in exactly one HTTP request to the server. There are no images or other types of content embedded in the page that is transmitted to a client. The Web site can be browsed in three different ways: via desktop, of ine, and wireless. Desktop access includes requests from desktop and laptop machines connected to the Web site via wireline networks. Of ine access is generated due to handheld devices such as PDAs. For example, companies such as Avantgo and Vindigo offer services that let users select content from different Web sites, which is then downloaded onto their handheld devices for browsing at a later time. The content download occurs when a user synchronizes his or her handheld with a desktop machine and is controlled by a downloader program. Wireless access occurs as a result of browse actions initiated by users from their cell phones or wireless

converted into a WM_COMMAND message and sent to the window procedure of the window specified by the hWnd parameter, and then returns TRUE. Otherwise TranslateAccelerator returns FALSE. So how does an application use this function to continually monitor the keyboard for accelerator keystrokes Handling accelerators is generally done by modifying an application s message loop. Consider what happens when the standard message loop code is changed by first checking for accelerators: while (GetMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0) == TRUE) { if (!TranslateAccelerator(hwndMain, hAccel, &msg)) { TranslateMessage(&msg); DispatchMessage(&msg); } } As described above, TranslateAccelerator turns any WM_KEYDOWN or WM_SYSKEYDOWN message that corresponds to an accelerator into the equivalent WM_COMMAND message and sends it off to the appropriate window procedure. For every message that gets into the application s message queue, this new message loop code first gives TranslateAccelerator a chance to process the message. If the message does not correspond to an accelerator keystroke (i.e., if TranslateAccelerator returns FALSE,) the message is processed in the usual way by TranslateMessage and DispatchMessage.

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The left-most symbol is for the standard fixed resistor; its resistance value doesn t change. Fixed resistors are often used to restrict the amount of current to other components, like the resistor that s part of the LED sub-circuits in this book. Without the resistor, the LED would draw too much current and burn out. Two different types of variable resistor are the next two symbols. Most knobs on electronic devices are variable resistors. The second-to-last symbol is for a photocell: a light-sensitive resistor. These act just like normal variable resistors, but instead of a knob, the amount of light hitting them changes their resistance. The last symbol is