[OTR-users] UI-choices for OTR button

412MN 412 at gmx.net
Mon Sep 17 15:35:58 EDT 2007


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Hi Paul,

what I tried to say about the multiple button issue was it can
obviously be done.

>
> Look in the archive of what the padlock symbol is unusuable for
> OTR. It has been explained dozens of times.

I think you got me wrong, I'm not suggesting to use the padlock icon
but to create a similar icon that will be used to indicate if OTR is
activated. If you'd tell me what resources (resolution, format etc.) I
can use to provide a button I would create one for a start. I'm
thinking of a typewriter key that lights up in green when activated
and has red line crossing it when disabled or the other way around
(because a record is usually  written by a typist).

Please let me know if that's of any help.

Regards
- -Markus
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