Perhaps you should get in contact with MacGyver...
:-)
---
Owen Lucas wrote:
I like the open source concept but im still waiting for open hardware.
For example CPUs that you can make in your microwave out of sand and a
can of tuna
Perhaps you should get in contact with MacGyver...
:-)
---
Owen Lucas wrote:
I like the open source concept but im still waiting for open hardware.
For example CPUs that you can make in your microwave out of sand and a
can of tuna
Perhaps you should get in contact with MacGyver...
:-)
---
Owen Lucas wrote:
I like the open source concept but im still waiting for open hardware.
For example CPUs that you can make in your microwave out of sand and a
can of tuna
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
[snip]
5.- Users *should* be able to fine tune *all* the details about the
typesetting. Boxing users in so they can only use what *you* think
is good type setting is (IMHO) plain silly. I personally can't find
any styles in the pretty small style list which exactly
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
[snip]
5.- Users *should* be able to fine tune *all* the details about the
typesetting. Boxing users in so they can only use what *you* think
is good type setting is (IMHO) plain silly. I personally can't find
any styles in the pretty small style list which exactly
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
[snip]
5.- Users *should* be able to fine tune *all* the details about the
typesetting. Boxing users in so they can only use what *you* think
is good type setting is (IMHO) plain silly. I personally can't find
any styles in the pretty small style list which exactly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| PERSONAL WISH: DON'T FORGET US OS X PEOPLE!
ohh... my ears hurt
--
Lgb
Juergen == Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Juergen Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Note that OSX _is_ unix, whereas windows is not.
Juergen You should be careful with such staements these days ;-)
Juergen http://www.macnn.com/news/19728
Indeed :)
JMarc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/06/2003 (11:10) :
PERSONAL WISH: DON'T FORGET US OS X PEOPLE!
If you don't stop shouting ...
--
«It's probably worth pointing out that C's pointer arithmetic is not
only dangerous, and a significant source of errors, but it also makes
programs run slower.»
Thomi said:
ALl i mentioned is freedom to typeset your
document however the hell you want it; even if this includes having
mile
long gaps around your titles. In the end it's your document, you'll
have
to pay the price if it looks like crap.
First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of
William Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of vulgarities, and would
| appreciate it if people would use more civil language
Completely agreed.
People, please use civil language. So much easier to get a response on
your post as well...
--
Lgb
| First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of vulgarities, and
would| appreciate it if people would use more civil language
Completely agreed.
well, if anything I've said has caused offence, I'm extreemly sorry. I
guess different people have different standards, especially between
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| PERSONAL WISH: DON'T FORGET US OS X PEOPLE!
ohh... my ears hurt
--
Lgb
Juergen == Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Juergen Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Note that OSX _is_ unix, whereas windows is not.
Juergen You should be careful with such staements these days ;-)
Juergen http://www.macnn.com/news/19728
Indeed :)
JMarc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/06/2003 (11:10) :
PERSONAL WISH: DON'T FORGET US OS X PEOPLE!
If you don't stop shouting ...
--
«It's probably worth pointing out that C's pointer arithmetic is not
only dangerous, and a significant source of errors, but it also makes
programs run slower.»
Thomi said:
ALl i mentioned is freedom to typeset your
document however the hell you want it; even if this includes having
mile
long gaps around your titles. In the end it's your document, you'll
have
to pay the price if it looks like crap.
First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of
William Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of vulgarities, and would
| appreciate it if people would use more civil language
Completely agreed.
People, please use civil language. So much easier to get a response on
your post as well...
--
Lgb
| First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of vulgarities, and
would| appreciate it if people would use more civil language
Completely agreed.
well, if anything I've said has caused offence, I'm extreemly sorry. I
guess different people have different standards, especially between
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| PERSONAL WISH: DON'T FORGET US OS X PEOPLE!
ohh... my ears hurt
--
Lgb
> "Juergen" == Juergen Spitzmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Juergen> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> Note that OSX _is_ unix, whereas windows is not.
Juergen> You should be careful with such staements these days ;-)
Juergen> http://www.macnn.com/news/19728
Indeed :)
JMarc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19/06/2003 (11:10) :
> PERSONAL WISH: DON'T FORGET US OS X PEOPLE!
If you don't stop shouting ...
--
«It's probably worth pointing out that C's pointer arithmetic is not
only dangerous, and a significant source of errors, but it also makes
programs run slower.»
Thomi said:
ALl i mentioned is freedom to typeset your
document however the hell you want it; even if this includes having
mile
long gaps around your titles. In the end it's your document, you'll
have
to pay the price if it looks like crap.
First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of
William Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of vulgarities, and would
| appreciate it if people would use more civil language
Completely agreed.
People, please use civil language. So much easier to get a response on
your post as well...
--
> | First, I'm quite put off by the recent flow of vulgarities, and
> would| appreciate it if people would use more civil language
>
> Completely agreed.
>
well, if anything I've said has caused offence, I'm extreemly sorry. I
guess different people have different standards, especially between
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx? Personally, I think the
idea behind lyx is very cool, but the implementation is a little
lacking. There are also some features which i would really like to see,
but which aren't present. So, I'm on the hunt for another
--
Thomi Richards,
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx? Personally, I think the
idea behind lyx is very cool, but the implementation is a little
lacking. There are also some features which i would really like to see,
but which aren't present. So, I'm on the hunt for
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 03:37 PM, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx? Personally, I think
the
idea behind lyx is very cool, but the implementation is a little
lacking. There are also some features which i would really like to see,
but which
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx?
For MS Windows there is Scientific Workplace.
You won't get it at the same price, though.
Well, there is a keygen which cracks the trial version.
Just google for it! The trial version is free!
What specifically do you need.
If I make a list of
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 04:02:31PM +0900, Jan Peters wrote:
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx?
For MS Windows there is Scientific Workplace.
You won't get it at the same price, though.
Well, there is a keygen which cracks the trial version.
?
Just google for it! The
Jan Peters wrote:
If I make a list of features I really need, would you guys
really implement them? I would start with two things:
This is a free software project. People implement features if they feel like
doing it. It's just a matter of fun.
This is an open project. If you feel like a
b) Using the new GPL QT/Mac announced today: a Mac Native version!
If there is anyone who is interested in doing that port.
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good enough
a Mac/QT programmer
for that and whether I will have enough time! But it would be cool if
there were
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 04:34:27PM +0900, Jan Peters wrote:
b) Using the new GPL QT/Mac announced today: a Mac Native version!
If there is anyone who is interested in doing that port.
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good enough a
Mac/QT programmer for that and
Jan Peters wrote:
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good enough
a Mac/QT programmer
for that and whether I will have enough time! But it would be cool if
there were a few more
people interested so we could join forces
I am also interested in that, since I (have to)
Next time I get a free meal I'll tell the people: 'Hey, the idea of
eating is cool. But your stuff tastes like shit. Can you tell me where
I can find something better?'
I didn't meant o cause offense in any way, but LuX simply doesn't meet
my needs and, IMHO lacks some very vital
BTW feature requests are always welcome.
where's the website for feature requests? or should i submit them to
this list?
--
Thomi Richards,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
where's the website for feature requests? or should i submit them to
this list?
You can submit them to http://bugzilla.lyx.org (if they are not yet listed
there) or to the users or developers list (where they will probably get
more/sooner attention).
Juergen.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 09:02:15PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
Next time I get a free meal I'll tell the people: 'Hey, the idea of
eating is cool. But your stuff tastes like shit. Can you tell me where
I can find something better?'
I didn't meant o cause offense in any way,
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 08:59:24PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
BTW feature requests are always welcome.
where's the website for feature requests? or should i submit them to
this list?
bugzilla.lyx.org is the palce to go when you want to be sure your request
is not lost.
If
Like what?
ok, I'll make a list of all the things I've found myself wanting. To
start off with, I'll say this:
I've been using Lyx to compile a 20,000+ word design document for an
electronic game. It's been pretty cool, but the large document size has
(i believe) stressed some of the
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
Like what?
ok, I'll make a list of all the things I've found myself wanting. To
start off with, I'll say this:
I've been using Lyx to compile a 20,000+ word design document for an
electronic game. It's been pretty cool, but the large document size has
(i
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 09:39:23PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
6.- Also, I have never been able to get the QT frontend to compile with
lyx. I'm using the very latest QT libraries, and update my system
regurally, but still i run into errors. Most of the time it's can't
find QT
1.- An integration of most of the tips and tricks listed on the
website. Since someone has gone to the trouble of listing them,.
they must be being used. therefore, why not include them in the lyx
program,
You seem to have a fundamental misconception of how Open Source
software
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:09:32PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
That is exactly why LyX was designed to allow the user to input the
raw LaTeX. People like Herbert, who know LaTeX inside out, have
provided a collection of magic so that the final output is
indistiguishable to that
El Miércoles, 18 de Junio de 2003 11:39, Thomas CLive Richards escribió:
Things *I* would like to see:
2.- Not really sure about this one, but isn't it possible to do
hyperlinks in PDF? why not have it so that lyx creates these hyperlinks
when exporting documents to either HTML or PDF? The
El Miércoles, 18 de Junio de 2003 12:58, Thomas CLive Richards escribió:
hmm, no i get erros in my document then, this is the message:
destination with the same identifier:
(name{page.1})ha
\part
{Preamble:} [1
not a VERY useful error message ;)
Be sure to have uniquely defined labels
Jan == Jan Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
b) Using the new GPL QT/Mac announced today: a Mac Native version!
If there is anyone who is interested in doing that port.
Jan I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good
Jan enough a Mac/QT programmer for that and whether I
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:52:33AM +, Angus Leeming wrote:
The moral? If you want something badly enough, then code it up or pay
someone to do it for you.
And at least one of us is still available for hire ;)
john
Sure. So please go searching.
I think the basic misunderstanding here is the fact that the lyx docs and the
developers have been trying to plug Lyx to a larger audience than it's really
suitable for. Lyx is a perfect tool, but not for all the people it's creators
claim it to be perfect for.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 05:10:35PM +0200, Alexandru Cabuz wrote:
Sure. So please go searching.
I think the basic misunderstanding here is the fact that the lyx docs
and the developers have been trying to plug Lyx to a larger audience than
it's really suitable for.
Do you have any proof for
Juergen == Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Juergen Jan Peters wrote:
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good
enough a Mac/QT programmer for that and whether I will have enough
time! But it would be cool if there were a few more people
interested so we
On Wednesday 18 June 2003 11:39, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
4.- Table sorting. I've brought this up here before, but I may
as well do it again. I feel that this feature is vital. I have
(in my document) tables with 300+ rows, and i have to be able to
sort them. AT the moment I'm copying them
Do you have any proof for that claim?
Allright, I take that back.
I guess I am kinda still stuck in the Word Processing mode/mentality and
occasionally become annoyed I can't do this one simple thing. And this
Latex and Tex and document classes and bibtex styles and whatnot, are more
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Note that OSX _is_ unix, whereas windows is not.
You should be careful with such staements these days ;-)
http://www.macnn.com/news/19728
It should be rather
easy.
Good to hear.
Juergen
On 2003-06-18, 10:09 GMT, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
I know that, but unless someone tells developers that there are at
least a few users out there who want this, it'll never get coded in
The problem is that some clue-less newbies are not willing to take a look
at archives of the
On Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Jan Peters wrote:
If I make a list of features I really need, would you guys
really implement them? I would start with two things:
a) The Menus in Lyx are very good --- however, the usage
of the math-panels is not nice. I would like to see that
integrated as toolbars.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:21:07AM -0700, James Frye wrote:
Can I add a feature request in the other direction? Either a setting to
eliminate toolbars altogether
You can eliminate the toolbar altogether in the Qt frontend I believe.
It's definitely poossible with current CVS.
Just edit the
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
Like what?
ok, I'll make a list of all the things I've found myself wanting. To
start off with, I'll say this:
I've been using Lyx to compile a 20,000+ word design document for an
electronic game. It's been pretty cool, but the large document size has
(i believe)
The problem is that some clue-less newbies are not willing to take a
look at archives of the conference to find that exactly this kind of
stuff (recreating LyX into WYSIWYG junk like SWP for those who want
SWP, but are not willing to bite a bullet and pay its price) repeats
periodically and
It would be nice, but I don't know if it should be a priority.
If you're making a document wich needs a long glossary, it's pretty
vital. In my document for ewxample i need to define all sorts of
accronyms, PC, MPG, NPC, and a whole heap more.
3.- Spellchecker. A replace all button would be
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 12:58:52PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
3.- Spellchecker. A replace all button would be nice.
It would not, IMHO. I have rceived student essays on Plato where
every instance of the philosopher's name was spelt plateau, not to
mention a paper on the
The problem is that some clue-less newbies are not
willing to take a lookat archives of the conference to find
that exactly this kind of stuff
(recreating LyX into WYSIWYG junk like SWP for those who want SWP, but are not
willing to bite a bullet and pay its
price) repeats periodically
and
Andre Poenitz wrote:
Indeed. You cannot hide _all_ of LaTeX behind a slick GUI. It's just too
powerful (and too messy...).
Andre'
I think LyX is superb in meeting its intended purpose.
It literally does allow a user to produce beatiful LaTeX documents with
no knowlege of LaTeX at all.
Not
Robin wrote:
BTW, I'm sure that if a benevolent millionaire were to pay a team of LyX
developers to implement every feature request anyone has come up with
here or on Bugzilla, someone would write in to complain about LyX being
bloated and say there is a need for a lightweight front-end to
John O'Gorman wrote:
The desire to have a GUI which allows you to create new classes or
styles for LaTeX
could well be the basis for a completely separate (but complementary)
project.
John O'Gorman
Agreed
However, really, two projects are needed; the first is as you described
and
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx? Personally, I think the
idea behind lyx is very cool, but the implementation is a little
lacking. There are also some features which i would really like to see,
but which aren't present. So, I'm on the hunt for another
--
Thomi Richards,
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx? Personally, I think the
idea behind lyx is very cool, but the implementation is a little
lacking. There are also some features which i would really like to see,
but which aren't present. So, I'm on the hunt for
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 03:37 PM, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx? Personally, I think
the
idea behind lyx is very cool, but the implementation is a little
lacking. There are also some features which i would really like to see,
but which
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx?
For MS Windows there is Scientific Workplace.
You won't get it at the same price, though.
Well, there is a keygen which cracks the trial version.
Just google for it! The trial version is free!
What specifically do you need.
If I make a list of
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 04:02:31PM +0900, Jan Peters wrote:
does anyone know of any other programs like lyx?
For MS Windows there is Scientific Workplace.
You won't get it at the same price, though.
Well, there is a keygen which cracks the trial version.
?
Just google for it! The
Jan Peters wrote:
If I make a list of features I really need, would you guys
really implement them? I would start with two things:
This is a free software project. People implement features if they feel like
doing it. It's just a matter of fun.
This is an open project. If you feel like a
b) Using the new GPL QT/Mac announced today: a Mac Native version!
If there is anyone who is interested in doing that port.
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good enough
a Mac/QT programmer
for that and whether I will have enough time! But it would be cool if
there were
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 04:34:27PM +0900, Jan Peters wrote:
b) Using the new GPL QT/Mac announced today: a Mac Native version!
If there is anyone who is interested in doing that port.
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good enough a
Mac/QT programmer for that and
Jan Peters wrote:
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good enough
a Mac/QT programmer
for that and whether I will have enough time! But it would be cool if
there were a few more
people interested so we could join forces
I am also interested in that, since I (have to)
Next time I get a free meal I'll tell the people: 'Hey, the idea of
eating is cool. But your stuff tastes like shit. Can you tell me where
I can find something better?'
I didn't meant o cause offense in any way, but LuX simply doesn't meet
my needs and, IMHO lacks some very vital
BTW feature requests are always welcome.
where's the website for feature requests? or should i submit them to
this list?
--
Thomi Richards,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
where's the website for feature requests? or should i submit them to
this list?
You can submit them to http://bugzilla.lyx.org (if they are not yet listed
there) or to the users or developers list (where they will probably get
more/sooner attention).
Juergen.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 09:02:15PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
Next time I get a free meal I'll tell the people: 'Hey, the idea of
eating is cool. But your stuff tastes like shit. Can you tell me where
I can find something better?'
I didn't meant o cause offense in any way,
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 08:59:24PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
BTW feature requests are always welcome.
where's the website for feature requests? or should i submit them to
this list?
bugzilla.lyx.org is the palce to go when you want to be sure your request
is not lost.
If
Like what?
ok, I'll make a list of all the things I've found myself wanting. To
start off with, I'll say this:
I've been using Lyx to compile a 20,000+ word design document for an
electronic game. It's been pretty cool, but the large document size has
(i believe) stressed some of the
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
Like what?
ok, I'll make a list of all the things I've found myself wanting. To
start off with, I'll say this:
I've been using Lyx to compile a 20,000+ word design document for an
electronic game. It's been pretty cool, but the large document size has
(i
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 09:39:23PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
6.- Also, I have never been able to get the QT frontend to compile with
lyx. I'm using the very latest QT libraries, and update my system
regurally, but still i run into errors. Most of the time it's can't
find QT
1.- An integration of most of the tips and tricks listed on the
website. Since someone has gone to the trouble of listing them,.
they must be being used. therefore, why not include them in the lyx
program,
You seem to have a fundamental misconception of how Open Source
software
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:09:32PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
That is exactly why LyX was designed to allow the user to input the
raw LaTeX. People like Herbert, who know LaTeX inside out, have
provided a collection of magic so that the final output is
indistiguishable to that
El Miércoles, 18 de Junio de 2003 11:39, Thomas CLive Richards escribió:
Things *I* would like to see:
2.- Not really sure about this one, but isn't it possible to do
hyperlinks in PDF? why not have it so that lyx creates these hyperlinks
when exporting documents to either HTML or PDF? The
El Miércoles, 18 de Junio de 2003 12:58, Thomas CLive Richards escribió:
hmm, no i get erros in my document then, this is the message:
destination with the same identifier:
(name{page.1})ha
\part
{Preamble:} [1
not a VERY useful error message ;)
Be sure to have uniquely defined labels
Jan == Jan Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
b) Using the new GPL QT/Mac announced today: a Mac Native version!
If there is anyone who is interested in doing that port.
Jan I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good
Jan enough a Mac/QT programmer for that and whether I
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:52:33AM +, Angus Leeming wrote:
The moral? If you want something badly enough, then code it up or pay
someone to do it for you.
And at least one of us is still available for hire ;)
john
Sure. So please go searching.
I think the basic misunderstanding here is the fact that the lyx docs and the
developers have been trying to plug Lyx to a larger audience than it's really
suitable for. Lyx is a perfect tool, but not for all the people it's creators
claim it to be perfect for.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 05:10:35PM +0200, Alexandru Cabuz wrote:
Sure. So please go searching.
I think the basic misunderstanding here is the fact that the lyx docs
and the developers have been trying to plug Lyx to a larger audience than
it's really suitable for.
Do you have any proof for
Juergen == Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Juergen Jan Peters wrote:
I will definitly try myself, but I do not know whether I am good
enough a Mac/QT programmer for that and whether I will have enough
time! But it would be cool if there were a few more people
interested so we
On Wednesday 18 June 2003 11:39, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
4.- Table sorting. I've brought this up here before, but I may
as well do it again. I feel that this feature is vital. I have
(in my document) tables with 300+ rows, and i have to be able to
sort them. AT the moment I'm copying them
Do you have any proof for that claim?
Allright, I take that back.
I guess I am kinda still stuck in the Word Processing mode/mentality and
occasionally become annoyed I can't do this one simple thing. And this
Latex and Tex and document classes and bibtex styles and whatnot, are more
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Note that OSX _is_ unix, whereas windows is not.
You should be careful with such staements these days ;-)
http://www.macnn.com/news/19728
It should be rather
easy.
Good to hear.
Juergen
On 2003-06-18, 10:09 GMT, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
I know that, but unless someone tells developers that there are at
least a few users out there who want this, it'll never get coded in
The problem is that some clue-less newbies are not willing to take a look
at archives of the
On Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Jan Peters wrote:
If I make a list of features I really need, would you guys
really implement them? I would start with two things:
a) The Menus in Lyx are very good --- however, the usage
of the math-panels is not nice. I would like to see that
integrated as toolbars.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:21:07AM -0700, James Frye wrote:
Can I add a feature request in the other direction? Either a setting to
eliminate toolbars altogether
You can eliminate the toolbar altogether in the Qt frontend I believe.
It's definitely poossible with current CVS.
Just edit the
Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
Like what?
ok, I'll make a list of all the things I've found myself wanting. To
start off with, I'll say this:
I've been using Lyx to compile a 20,000+ word design document for an
electronic game. It's been pretty cool, but the large document size has
(i believe)
The problem is that some clue-less newbies are not willing to take a
look at archives of the conference to find that exactly this kind of
stuff (recreating LyX into WYSIWYG junk like SWP for those who want
SWP, but are not willing to bite a bullet and pay its price) repeats
periodically and
It would be nice, but I don't know if it should be a priority.
If you're making a document wich needs a long glossary, it's pretty
vital. In my document for ewxample i need to define all sorts of
accronyms, PC, MPG, NPC, and a whole heap more.
3.- Spellchecker. A replace all button would be
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 12:58:52PM +1200, Thomas CLive Richards wrote:
3.- Spellchecker. A replace all button would be nice.
It would not, IMHO. I have rceived student essays on Plato where
every instance of the philosopher's name was spelt plateau, not to
mention a paper on the
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