> Yes it's work for example between Netscape and kedit. But it's just equal to
> alt-c/v. So alt-c under Netscape and then crtl-v under kedit give the same
> result.
> For all former Windows user and ctrl-c/v addict it's painful to delete a big
> piece of text under Netscape by doing crtl-c on the normal Netscape.
> If someone is able to provide a Netscape.ad that gives crtl-c/v/a and don't
> breack alt-o it would be a great value..
Jacques,
Good info. I did some testing, by deleting the Netscape.ad file I regained the
ability to use ESC, alt-o, and my personal toolbar came back (I didn't really
notice it was missing until it came back).
I can still use C-c and C-v, but alt-c and alt-v are broken. Weird. Plus, I'd
like to know why some people (like me) exhibit this symptom, and others don't.
Anyway, I'm happy with the current fix since it doesn't seem to have broken
anything else, and my netscape works like I want.
Jelai
