Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of ANNOTATIONS_STICKIES_R0

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01/21/09 15:01:29 (16 years ago)

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mitex

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+= Analysis =
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+== Overview ==
+Stickies are little collapsable windows that a reader or author can add, edit or delete in a book. 
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+== Task requirements ==
+Stickies can be moved outside the bounds of the book and are visible on the page where they were created.
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+Creating a sticky is done by clicking the "New Sticky" button from the Stickies palette in the Annotations tab. Newly created sticky contains date and time of last edit in it's titlebar in following format "<date> - <time>", where the date and the time are in user's local format.
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+Removing a Sticky is done by clicking the "X" button in the top right corner of the sticky. A message box asking "Are you sure you want to delete this sticky?" pops up.
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+Minimizing Stickies - Stickies can be minimized by double-clicking their titlebar - only their titlebar remains visible.
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+? The user can choose the color of a sticky by pressing color hud in the title bar of the sticky.
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+In the annotation tab, Stickies palette, there is a checkbox called "Show Stickies" which toggles stickies on or off (hides/unhides them).
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+Stickies are saved in the book's file.
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+== Task result ==
+Source code.
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+== Implementation idea ==
+^(Provide some rough implementation idea(s).)^
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+Stickies are elements into the page views that are not frames.
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+== Related ==
+^(Add links to related tasks that could be useful or helpful.)^
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+== How to demo ==
+ * Run Sophie2
+ * Create a new book
+ * Create a new sticky
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+= Design =
+^(Describe your design here.)^
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+= Implementation =
+^(Describe and link the implementation results here (from the wiki or the repository).)^
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+= Testing =
+^(Place the testing results here.)^
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+= Comments =
+^(Write comments for this or later revisions here.)