Forum Overview :: Still Life

Stop usually implies that you return to the start position in a movie. by Fullofkittens 11/08/2008, 5:55am PST and pause usually implies that you start where you paused. So there is a reason to have one, although it's not necessary. For movie playback you don't really need it. Our play button turns into a pause button, too! ^____^ PUASE FRENS (No stop button on playback, just on record)

Tales of Great Product Design by Rafiki 11/08/2008, 1:45am PST     Can you rename the STOP button to HOME? NT by Fussbett <-- middlemanagercompromis 11/08/2008, 2:18am PST         Oh, I've got a start/pause/stop story too! by Fussbett 11/08/2008, 2:30am PST             Stop usually implies that you return to the start position in a movie. by Fullofkittens 11/08/2008, 5:55am PST                 nowhere in any of this will we be able to fast forward NT by Weyoun Voidbringer 11/08/2008, 9:02am PST                     that's what the slidey position thing is for NT by fok 11/08/2008, 11:36am PST         Is the joke still funny if that's exactly what happened? by Rafiki 11/08/2008, 11:11am PST