Safer Printing!
The actions of the button-bar icons along the top of
the document window are controlled via the contents of the Resources
file. I find that the default actions of the ‘print’ icon 
are — for me — the ‘wrong way around’. I used to keep accidentally clicking ‘select’ on the print icon instead of the save or spell ones on either side of it! This meant I kept going, “Aaargh! Nooo! I don't want to print!”
By default clicking ‘select’ on the print icon causes printing to start immediately and clicking ‘adjust’ pops up a dialog box for you to choose print options. I have therefore swapped around the actions of clicking select and adjust mouse keys on this icon. If you want to do this, proceed as follows:
Load Resources into an editor and change the line
to
This swaps the actions of select and adjust on this icon. Now when I accidentally click on the print icon I get a dialog box and a chance to say “Oops!”
If you look at this file you can see that the other button-bar icons work
in a similar way. Each icon is identified and then followed with the action numbers it produces when you click select/adjust/menu. If you want, you can fiddle around with other icons, too.
However, proceed with care! :-)
Content and pages maintained by: Jim Lesurf (jcgl@st-and.demon.co.uk)
using a StrongARM powered RISCOS machine.