Alexander V. Kiselev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > Seems quite revolutionary to me :)
>>
>>
>> Nah. Opera has supported this for some time. :)
>>
>> You'll find quite a collection of toolbar glyphs at the Opera website.
>> You can interchange glyphs in Opera on the fly as well.
> You do realize that WinEdt does it as well, don't you?:-)) It's
> even more characteristic since WinEdt is a Delphi project...
Sure. :) I was simply countering his comment that customisable glyphs
is hardly revolutionary. Since Opera means a lot more to me than
WinEdt (I use NoteTab Pro a lot more than Winedt which I hardly use) I
used it as an example. :)
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