We start by formatting a nice screen (get the source for this one at http://arrsoft.com/examples/twitter.zip). The basic components needed are a textbox for the search term (see the next screenshot), a couple of buttons (for the Twitter component search and one for the ActivityStarter search), and a label for the search results. Also, drop in the non-visual components for Twitter and ActivityStarter.
Always take a little time to format the screen with horizontal arrangements—it's great practice.
In the blocks editor, the left column is all required for searching Twitter with the Twitter component. Button3.Click does the same thing currently better with just those two interior blocks (see the next screenshot).
To build your own or modify mine, here's what the block groups do:
1. Define global variable x to use in displaying a list of results from Twitter component search. It serves as an index to point to a specific item in a list.
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