>>>>> On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 21:50:30 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

Rob> 3.  there was something else, but I can't remember what it was now.  I 
Rob> hope to remember it soon, and get it out to the list.

3.  quickfill extensions to other fields.  I remembered!  The
    quickfill stuff can be made broader to save even more keystrokes.
    I still have a house payment and some student loans to pay off,
    and the checks I write every month are identical every single
    time.  I remember that quicken would do seeding of the debit or
    credit fields once you hit the tab key to leave the description
    field.  or it might have updated the debit or credit fields as
    needed with the entries from the current quickfill, I am not sure.
    the second way saves you a keystroke, as many people could hit
    three keys to enter their rent every month.  "ev|_il landlord
    goob_ _650.00_" and a RET key would take care of it all.

4.  quickfill not getting a space in the transfer from field.  Back to 
    my auto categories example.

    Auto
    Auto: Fuel
    Auto: License
    Auto: Maintenance
    
    I will put in quotes what I type, _ characters around what is
    highlighted and | character for the cursor.

    I type "a" and the field reads A|_uto_
    I type "CTRL-e", and it reads Auto|
    I type ":" and it reads Auto:|_ Fuel_

    I expected to see Auto: |_Fuel_ since each of the completions have
    a " " in them, and they all can be completed that far.  The
    savings would also be having to type a space all of the time.
    Today I typed in "a" "ctrl-e" ":" " " "m" to get "auto:
    maintenance".  With this change, I would have been able to type
    "a" "ctrl-e" ":" "m" to get "auto: maintainence".  In the future
    (when we know that "auto" is not a category), we will be able to
    just type in "a" "ctrl-e" "m".

rob

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