It was 2/12/02 3:16 am when Jorge Parra wrote:
> I guess Shangara must be busy somewhere since he has not said anything yet.
Jorge, at 3.16am I was in dreamland. <G>
> The "Staple on Enter Key" action is definitely widely used.
On my website, I sell a very thin cover that fits over the "OK" key. It
comes in two versions: Mac-Return and Windows-Enter. When fitted, you cannot
see it unless you look with a loop! It's made of a special metal only found
in the ore mines of deepest Hampstead. The metal weighs 100x ounce per ounce
(gram per gram) more than ordinary metal. I sell it in cream and in black.
The cream versions can also be personlised with grease and dirt marks to
match your keyboard.
> I have answered to this question time and again in some forums.
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I also have some "universal" actions made that I customise on a need per
basis. I simply tick the step off or on. The ticks disable/enable a step
whereas the modal icon, the one that looks like a jumbo sized stapler,
sorry, dialog box and has the three dots meaning there's more options, is
the one that disables/enables modal steps that require you to OK a step.
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