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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat May  3 05:37:06 +0000 
2008 -------
[q] When a user clicks Replace all, the program executes the Replace all in the
background, so the changes aren't shown as the replacing takes place - that will
make the replacing a lot faster too and the cursor location won't change either.
If you need a cursor to perform each replace, then use a dummy cursor. You
should only redraw the text area when it gets focus again (sorry for the Delphi
jargon). ;) Hope this helps. [/q]

That's exactly what I meant! It should really apply only for Replace All,
because it makes sense in this case.

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