Quite true - it would be much much easier to implement something like that if it could be done equally on both platforms. In regards to the 16x16 icons, most of the ones I've seen used in Windows apps appear pretty clearly, but then again they are representing pretty generic things (a big 'A' icon for 'font', for example). I'm not sure how to visually represent Logic's various window types with such a small detail-less icon - the mixer would probably be pretty easy, but how to you represent the Environment at 16x16?!?!? Oh well. It was a thought. I do think the bold type would work fine; in the end, there definitely needs to be some indication of the window type. What it is exactly is up to the programming gurus, I guess!!!! Brian > -----Original Message----- > From: Michael Haydn [SMTP:mhaydn@...] > Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 10:28 AM > To: logic-users@onelist.com > Subject: [LUG] Re: MIA (was: 4.x Event list...what happened to the > green line?) > > From: Michael Haydn <mhaydn@...> > > At 10:17 -0500 15.11.99, Pylant, Brian wrote: > >Either that or perhaps a small icon for each type? I'm not sure if that > is > >possible on a Mac, but Windows allows for it. > > On Mac, it's only possible with Mac OS 8.1 and higher (Appearance > Manager). However this would be quite hard to support, as the menu > bar is created generically for all platforms. And I think it's also > hard to create 16x16 icons which are easy to separate from each other.