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Use a clickable turtle instead. Create a turtle. Give it any shape
you like (you can even copy and paste graphics from "elsewhere").
Program an "onclick" instruction for this turtle.
If t1 is the button and t2 is the
Alain Tougas
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Le 07-06-13 à 11:04, Jean Stringer a écrit :
Hello everyone,
I am once more teaching my summer class, one less day and one half
hour less each day!Yet some kids who want to learn. I have a
question I don't know the anwer for...
Can a button have any other shape? If yes how?
They want their buttons to look great.
Thanks for any help.
Jean
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