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>The benefit of consistency is difficult to imagine if you don't have it. >When I have been using a Mac exclusively for a while, using another >interface is an exercise in frustration. If I use another interface >exclusively for a while, having to hunt down inconsistent ways of doing >the same thing becomes the way things are done -- even if I know that each >time I have to work out how to do something is a fraction of a second lost. i still think the ultimate is reached in win98/2000/etc: not only are the options in inconsistent places, but the ones you don't regularly use are automaticaly hidden away. what really makes this fun is the fact that the only way to discover how things are done with lots of software is to browse through the menus and try out all the options, which invariably have really confusing labels. jani
