Hi Paul,
AS>> Indeed. RIT aparently thought that thousands and thousands of AS>> editors were doing it all wrong and invented their own system. PVN> Change and improvement doesn't happen unless someone is willing PVN> to be bold enough to go outside the box. There is nothing to say PVN> the other editors are correct and the TB is wrong. The others are the majority, that fact alone says enough. Which way is the user supposed to get learn - the usual one that he can use at home, at work, at school, from Europe to the Far East on every editor he happens to stumble on; or the special one that works on one editor, and this one editor only? Come on. You may not like the fact that Microsoft decided to put a menu named "File" to the far left of the menu bars in all their programs, much less that every other software author imitates this behaviour. Still you have to admit that you don't have to search for where to save a file in all those programs. It is where you expect it - in the far left menu, named "File". Like it or not, that's standard. PVN> I certainly don't expect each to conform to a single set of PVN> conventions. There are basic features and extended features. The basic features are such like that when you press the key "q" on your keyboard the letter will appear somewhere in your text. These are the basic requirements, and LF-handling is one of them since we had to bury EDLIN. The extended features are targeted at a special purpose of the particular editor. They make the difference between Visual Studio IDE and MS Word. But these features build upon the basic ones, they do not modify them. If they still do, then they shouldn't do so without good cause and reason, and the user should always be able to switch back to the method he has grown accustomed with over the years. -- MfG, Alto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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