05-27-2008, 08:29 AM
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| Thumbs Must Hurt
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| Just implement a popupscreen yourself.
You can extend screen, and pass any kind of manager into the constructor. I recommend overriding that manager's sublayout method so that you can manually set the manager's position.
You will also have to implement the screen's sublayout method to set the extent and position of the screen, then call layoutDelegate. |
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