RE: The opposite of greyed out is...

["DanG" <dangarza -at- houston -dot- rr -dot- com>]

The only thing that comes to mind would be "enabled" or "not enabled" and
give a note that says when its not enabled its either grayed out or
highlighted. 

Dan, the unemployed tech writer.

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Subject: RE: The opposite of greyed out is...


Rebecca Hopkins asked...

> 
> ...active, BUT...
> 
> What if one button has three states?
> 
> Greyed out if X = 0
> "colored in" if X = 1
> Clickable if X < 1
> 
> And no, I've never seen anything like it and I don't think I can
convince
> them to change it.
> -----
> Rebecca
> 


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