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1. The program should install a standard File menu and, on Mac, an Apple menu.
2. The program should confirm that the computer it is running on has enough color resolution to display it properly.
3. The program's window should be of a size that it will fit any display on which it is running.
4. The program should be predesigned to port across platforms transparently or with as little modification as possible.
In addition to standard menu items, the program should allow the user
to use hot-keys and buttons to perform major functions (in this case,
quit the program).
Now that we have a decent description of what our program should do, we're actually ready to go ahead and begin making it.
Note, by the way, that the abovementioned items would apply in a general way to pretty much any decent program.
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A brief introduction to Director