On Mon, 05 Dec 2011 23:52:05 -0500, S Mann wrote:
> Am I correct in that there are three states of a button? Normal,
> highlighted and selected?
Yes, that’s right. “Highlighted” is the one that you have currently
moved to with the button. When you press OK, it is supposed to briefly
show the “selected” state before triggering the action.
At least, that is my understanding of the terminology used at sites
like mpucoder.com.
You don’t have to provide all three images; for example, I commonly
leave out the “normal” one, and just show the menu background image
unmodified in that state.
> The Toshiba show me normal and selected but never highlighted.
Probably you mean normal and highlighted but never selected. My Pioneer
DVD-video recorder (now defunct) was the same.
> Somehow with the Bombono created menu it does know to update the screen.
All I can suggest is, keep trying to narrow it down. Maybe create
exactly the same design, as far as possible, with both packages.
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