Oh dear. When I was citing the DOS shell as a model for GUI behaviors, I never dreamed that anyone would think I was in *favor* of it. Yikes! We already have: - a positive GUI indicator for this mode (on the status bar) - infinite undo in case you wind up in it accidentally - a preference item to turn off this behavior permanently I don't mind promoting that switch to the prefs dialog, but anything more seems like overkill. A vertical blinking cursor means what it means to modern GUI users, so let's not mess with it. Paul PS: Note to self -- next time, when you're looking for an incredibly dated GUI precedent, skip directly to IBM 3270 displays. :-(
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