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OK, thanks for clarifying. Why a gadget as opposed to a regular =
application?

On May 10, 2011, at 11:51 AM, noobmike wrote:

> To gk_brown:=20
>=20
> I think they are considered "widgets" for OSX and "gadgets" for =
Windows.
> These are some of the things I mean. My goal is to develop some for =
learning
> purposes. I.E a translator for someone taking a language course. Or an =
Atlas
> for someone taking a geography course... etc.  Here is a website with
> something along the lines of what I'm trying to do.=20
>=20
> =
http://www.redmondpie.com/top-5-must-have-desktop-gadgets-for-windows-7/
>=20
> To Roger:=20
>=20
> I think so, but I would be doing it for the Windows equivalent. I do =
have a
> mac as well and could use that, but the person who I am researching =
for
> wants windows "widgets" although I believe she meant "gadgets" now =
that I
> have dove deeper into this topic.
>=20
> thanks,=20
>=20
> Mike.=20
>=20
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