Re: Button Question

[Susan Weiss <sweiss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I agree.   Some of the my students used stars and we just made them smaller.
Susan


> 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
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> Le 07-06-13 à 11:04, Jean Stringer a écrit :
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> > Hello everyone,
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> >  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?
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> > They want their buttons to look great.
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> > Thanks for any help.
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> >     Jean
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