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From: deisenb@libserv1.ic.sunysb.edu (David I Eisenberg)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Sad
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Date: 9 Jun 90 02:27:11 GMT
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Alas, I am saddened once again...  Windows 3.0 is probably the nicest
working environment I've ever used on this heavy thing sitting next to my
bed, but it's the little things that frustrate me.  Just when I start
getting used to the mouse and hating the keyboard, I have to use the Shift
or Ctrl key in File Manager.  Or, to copy/paste.  Yeah, yeah -- it's a
small price to pay, but I THOUGHT that's why I bought a mouse with THREE
buttons?!  Don't you think Shift-Left-Button could be the Right-Button?
Or how about Ctrl-Left-Button being the Middle-Button?  Or how about,
dragging the highlight bar over text with the middle button "copies," then
pressing the right button "pastes?"  Hmm.. I suppose I could map a whole
bunch of macros, but that would involve key-strokes :-) . . .
Am I too used to XWindows?

Well, while we're on the subject...  If the generic SVGA driver which was
posted here seems to work fine, do you see any reason to download the SVGA
driver from the company which made my card?  Faster?  Less generic?  I
suppose it would be a good idea... maybe it's just late in the evening, and
I've had a long day...

-Dave
Set flame off
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Dave Eisenberg                       SUNY at Stony Brook Computer Science
deisenb@csserv2.ic.sunysb.edu  -or-  deisenbe@sbccvm.bitnet