** Reply to message from Frank Brownlow
on Sat, 14 Jul 2007 14:48:46 -0400
Exactly. Shift-F8 is the better way into graphics view.
Better than what, exactly? Shift-F8 in your KBD file is just
function XH (close menus, if they are open), function WZ (toggle
into VGA graphics) -- whether you do that with a keystroke in a
standard (apparently unmodified) keyboard file, or you do it
manually on the command line, makes zero difference. When
people refer to actions by their (more or less arbitrary)
*assignment* in a keyboard file rather than the command(s)
issued by that keystroke, it signifies two things to me: 1)
this person doesn't customize, and indeed assumes that nobody
else does either, that we all just "know" what Shift-F8 does by
force of habit (absurd! Most of us use XyWrite precisely
because it is customizable! Shift-F8 is function MoVe in my KBD
file); and 2) this person doesn't know what the actual commands
are, or, probably, what they do. One pitches the level of the
discussion accordingly -- at novice level!
I think some of you guys fiddle around too
much trying to tweak the programme and don't
do all that much writing with the programme.
The programme is so confused with all of the
tweaking that it derails now and then.
Could you amplify how "the program is derailed"?
Nobody holds a gun to your head, insisting that you install or
use any tweak. "Derail" is not a diagnostic term, and conveys
nothing useful. "Overloads the Save/Get buffer" would be
diagnostic, for example.
How would doing more writing and less tweaking help (assuming we
don't do much)?
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Robert Holmgren
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