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I suggest to hide the Back button instead of disabling it, if we are on the first page of a wizard.
This can lead to very strange UIs for multiple reasons: * There might be custom wizards with more than just the back, next, finish, cancel buttons. They suddenly have an empty space somewhere in the button row. * If "back" is hidden on first page, "next" should of course be hidden on last page for the same reason. This creates a gap in the button row of _every_ wizard. * While there might be some widget types that toggle between hidden/visible while the user is working with a dialog, I would generally consider this an anti-pattern for button controls. I'm not aware of another dialog in Eclipse which has buttons that can be both hidden and visible during one interaction with that dialog. Therefore I suggest to leave it as is.
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