When installing FB into eclipse it seemed that several little things didn't work right, like keyboard shortcuts, etc... This annoyed me, so I switched back to the stand-alone version.
I haven't had any issues with other plugins installed into FB stand-alone.
HTH
On 7/24/06, Kevin Mulvihill <
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Hi all,I've setup the standalone version of Flex and am thinking about loading some other Eclipse plugs into it (like PHP). I'm wondering what kinds of limitations might exist if I do this... or is it better to just install the Flex plug into the full Eclipse version? Recommendations?Thanks,Kevin
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