[[This page is a place holder for [Cameron] and others to write about the topic of using Tk to create intelligent interfaces - the creation of interfaces that anticipate the needs of the user and then customizing the interface so that only the right things can be done at any point...] ---- [RS] hopes the stupid chevrons (that hide parts of menus, only to make you curious) as seen on recent Windowses are not counted as "intelligent"... though they adapt - if you selected "Paint" from a chevroned menu, next time it'll be out in the open... [schlenk] likes the chevrons actually (after getting used to them). But actually they cure symptoms (to large menus) instead of curing the problem (overloaded interfaces). [[Kernighan; context-sensitivity; [Tk] "gray-out" idioms; ...]] See also [BOOK About Face]. ---- [Category concept]