Hi. I am a blind programmer and use both Basic4Android and Basic4ppc. My difficulty with them is that you must see to develop eye-capturing UI'S. If I code my apps, choose forms and controls that should be part of the form and code their events, would anyone be willing to size them up and make all screens look good and then send me the completed module? You won't get my actual program, but what you will get is a code module with the click events and/or scroll events that should fire each time you perform an action and test messages to at leact make sure your form runs the subs. Any apps I sell I am willing to give between 8% to 10% of all sales. If the app is only $.99 or $1.00 then you will get $2.00 everytime I make $10.00 on any platform! Let me know what you guys think and I will submit some forms I wish to use.
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Hi. This first form I need help sizing correctly will be used for simple text-based programs. All I need for this one is a scrolling multilined text box that text can be read from and written to. Choose the colors, background images if you like, but make sure people can read its containing text. The text box must fill the screen since it is the only control there. It should also work in both portrait and landscape modes. The control should also fill a desktop sized screen, whether it sizes itself at runtime or you create a separate project / module is fine. I have no trouble figuring that out. If you have questions, just ask here. Thanks.
Hi. This first form I need help sizing correctly will be used for simple text-based programs. All I need for this one is a scrolling multilined text box that text can be read from and written to. Choose the colors, background images if you like, but make sure people can read its containing text. The text box must fill the screen since it is the only control there. It should also work in both portrait and landscape modes. The control should also fill a desktop sized screen, whether it sizes itself at runtime or you create a separate project / module is fine. I have no trouble figuring that out. If you have questions, just ask here. Thanks.
Hi Louis,
Attached you find a layout.
The TextBox is positioned and sized in the code with a small frame around proportional to the screen size.
I didn't directly answer to your request, because the next weeks I will be quite busy and I wouldn't like to make a promess if I couldn't keep it.
If I can help you in the future, I don't want to get any money for it.
Best regards.
Attached you find a layout.
The TextBox is positioned and sized in the code with a small frame around proportional to the screen size.
I didn't directly answer to your request, because the next weeks I will be quite busy and I wouldn't like to make a promess if I couldn't keep it.
If I can help you in the future, I don't want to get any money for it.
Best regards.
I could help too, when I'm not on holiday. (But of course would only discuss my absences via private message.)
I volunteer for the Royal National Institute for Blind People in the UK and have done so for decades, so I would not want payment either. Perhaps the RNIB would be interested this speciality topic of co-operation.
I have also been experimenting with layout scaling factors but have not tried landscape mode. I shall study what Klaus has done.
Mike.