DuaneC wrote:
> Michael Kaply wrote: > >> Achain wrote: >> I can't believe that!!!!! >> >> That's gone because I added in OS/2 cut and paste operations using >> the mouse which every wanted. > > > not to mention that chording to close a window doesn't exist ANYWHERE > else I've seen. It doesn't make sense. Middle button EITHER! > I mean if ANY mouse-op would mean close... it should be double-MB2 (as > double MB1 is open)... Well, middle-button opens link in a new tab, so it somewhat makes sense that middle-button on the tab will close the tab. (At least to me). Chording is just a work-around for mice that don't have middle button, I think. Closing a window with chording doesn't really make sense, not when you have a close button, but for a tab, maybe ok. The only place I find chording useful is on Thinkpads, where the 3rd button can be configured for 3rd button OR scrolling. If you want to scroll, you need chording. But, I vote for KEEP THE CUT 'N PASTE! Isaac
