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JTextField VS. JComboBox
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Ronnie Phelps
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Joined: Mar 12, 2001
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For purposes of the exam, does it matter if I use JTextField or JCombox for GUI search parameters?
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Thomas Fly
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Joined: Sep 09, 2002
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I downloaded the Beta exam, but by that time, I was already 3 weeks into working on the current exam, which I'm sticking with.
The document with the current exam states that projects will be scored according to these criteria (in part):
�General Considerations (Total 58)
oease of use (23)
�User Interface (Total 24)
olayout uses good/accepted Human/Computer Interaction (HCI) principles (24)
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Ronnie Phelps
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Okay Thomas,
But I'm still not sure of what you are implying. Can you elaborte on that a little. 
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Thomas Fly
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Well, which is easier to use, a combo box or a text field? hint
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Ronnie Phelps
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Actually I understand now. I will use a combo box since it it can be used as a textfield with some added functinality to make things easier for the user.
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