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CHAPTER 2

Container Views

Main Views 2-13

The Main View’s Border 2

Every application’s main view must have a border, even if the border is not

visible because the view ﬁlls the screen. Generally, an application’s main

view should have a rounded-corner matte border (as described under “View

Border” on page 2-6). Alternatively, a main view can have a plain rounded-

corner black border. A matte border is a better choice if the view is movable

(or might be movable on a large screen), because users historically have

associated matte borders with movable views and plain borders with

stationary views. Figure 2-12 shows the two border styles.

Figure 2-12 Main views have matte or plain borders with rounded corners

A movable main view is preferable to a fixed view. If users can’t move your

application’s main view, they may have to close your application to work on

another application beneath it. If you want a user to be able to leave your

application open, make its main view small, matte-bordered, and movable.

It’s possible for a stationary main view to have a different border style and still

look like it belongs on a Newton device. You need a strong reason—something

more than personal preference—to give your application’s main view anything

other than a rounded-corner black border or a rounded-corner matte border.

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