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Hi i am a
teacher of adults with learning difficulties.
I am in the process of creating a variety of tools for use by people with cognitive disability. Using gtk to create a standard window is fine, however in a talk I gave the following was picked up on "our students have enough problems doing one thing at a time. they don't need a resize/maximise/iconify buttons." They also have difficulty navigating to small buttons. I'd like to change the standard window to just 3 items: a program icon, how do I specify this ie use my own icons a title a 32x32 close button. all in gtk+ Soon I'd like to change the standard open/save dialogue, which again is far too complex for my clients. They only need to search/save in their home directory, and initially do not even need a directory. Currently their networked ms doesn't allow them to save at all, with any surety of finding their work. If you know a fine URL or book on this topic please advise me. Honestly I'd prefer to find out myself how to use it. If the resources aren't readilly to hand please mail me your code, but I cope best with a project based approach like eric's, he just happens not to have dealt with these topics. jonathan chetwynd jc signbrowser org uk IT teacher (learning difficulty) & accessibility consultant |