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YES! F5 and F8 BOXES as PANES, along with Document Selector

Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2003 3:38 pm
by no.cache
There was a POLL here, but apparently I erased it when I edited my title. I don't know how to get it back.
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I am not talking about randomly docking these utilities; I am referring to both of these boxes as optional fixed panes. Here's what I mean:

Many of us have large monitors and it would be a blessing — indeed, a merciful blessing — to have
FIND
and
REPLACE
permanently visible at all times where (for example, I now have) the Ansi Code Set and Document Selector panes currently enjoy sizeable real estate in my workspace. Yet what am I in and out of, literally, 99% of the time in Textpad?

FIND and REPLACE
who oblige constant F5's and F8's to summon them to attention.

This is a no brainer folks: Helios could easily program the box currently not in use to be greyed out; just touching it would activate the utility and grey out its mate.

WHAT DO WE USE A TEXT EDITOR FOR, I ASK YOU? So vote to parole Messrs. F5 and F8 from the purgatory of running back and forth from the program; get them their own little patch (geez, it's good enough for ANSI but not REPLACE? tsk tsk); and let us acknowledge that F5 and F8 are doubtless the two most long-suffering keys on your pad.

Skye
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Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2003 7:18 pm
by MudGuard
Could you please re-phrase the options in this vote? (Maybe when you are sober again? :) )

My English is limited, and with the stuff in this vote I do not know which button to select...

Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2003 11:14 am
by no.cache
MudGuard wrote:Could you please re-phrase the options in this vote? (Maybe when you are sober again? :) )

My English is limited, and with the stuff in this vote I do not know which button to select...
1. YES
2. YES, if I can optionally remove the panes
3. EITHER, I don't have an opinion
4. NO

Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2003 4:46 pm
by MudGuard
Thanks, now I could vote...

Btw, it is not a good idea to use your key assignments as the name of the feature (as in the thread title) - as key assignments in Textpad are configurable...

Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2003 12:58 pm
by no.cache
MudGuard wrote:Thanks, now I could vote...

Btw, it is not a good idea to use your key assignments as the name of the feature (as in the thread title) - as key assignments in Textpad are configurable...
Egads, I totally forgot that Andreas. Okay, I'll reword it to FIND and REPLACE.

Skye
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