Hi Julien,
> What you can do is to make configurations that the average user
> will be able to use... but learning how to configure PP would
> be a waste of time for most people. Most of us simply enjoy
> wasting our time this way. :-)
Yes, good idea. My wife falls into the average user category - she
loves the keyboard macros (e.g. ;em for her email address, etc.) and
the fav folders with the D next to the question mark. But she would
never put that together on her own.
Possibly, include a startup script which would allow configuration of
fav folders and key macros at install time. Asking the user what
directories they commonly and defining them by giving them a picklist
dialog? As well, create some standard key macros by interacting with
the user. Something along the line of Q: "What are your initials?" -
the answer is used to set up a macro to enter their whole name which
you obtain with the next question and in this way build a key macro
command list which is imported to PP.
Just some early morning ruminations.
-- Best regards, BWMarcotte
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