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From: gordonjc@nova.org (John C. Gordon)
Subject: Re: ObjectAda Professional GUI Builder
Date: 1996/10/19
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Date: 1996-10-19T00:00:00+00:00
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I have not been able to place anything inside of a frame either.
You have to place the controls and then place a frame around them.
If you want to move the group as a unit, however, you're pretty much 
SOL since there isn't a bounding box (rubberband box) to let you grab 
multiple objects at one time.

In article <01bbbdaf$6e9055e0$190260cf@baileyl.erols.com>, "Sheila L. Bailey" <baileyl@erols.com> says:
>
>In the GUI builder, I cannot same to put an object inside of a frame.  The
>first thing I do is put my frame in the window and size it.  Then I try to
>put another object into my frame, like a check box.  When I do this, my
>frame moves instead of my object, i.e.. check box, appearing inside of the
>frame.
>        Sheila