On Fri, 07 Dec 2001 21:00:08 -0600 "William L. Hartzell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Opera has 'Close' working more or less the way I prefer it.
> > Netscape and Mozilla do not.
> >
> > mikus (I want 'Close' to apply to the "goal" [ie, the information],
> > NOT to the "means" [ie, the window itself, as per CUA91 ].)
>
> Would not 'save' or 'save as' be better wording for what you want?
No. They already provide the function of "Make a copy (i.e., to disk)
of what I am looking at - but leave the current information on screen."
The original poster was referring to CUA91, which specifies that 'Close'
(in the 'File' drop-down) applies to the __window__ one is looking at.
I was saying that I preferred 'Close' to apply to the __content__ I was
looking at (since by selecting 'Exit' in the 'File' drop-down I *can*
get rid of the window).
mikus
p.s. I use a browser as a BROWSER. I do *not* want (nor use) it as a
multi-purpose application (i.e., one with additional functional
windows, which remain when the browser window is not displayed).
