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From: dana@are.berkeley.edu (Dana E. Keil)
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Subject: Re: Boomerang questions
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Date: 29 Oct 90 19:13:17 GMT
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The two new things in the commercial version of Boomerang that I
like best are the fact that it puts up a menu bar in the top of
the SF dialog box (in earlier version you had to mouse click on
the little icon to access the Boomerang menus) and (the one I
really use a lot) the direct open feature which puts a list of
recently opened files (or the ones you've made permanent) as a
hierarchical popout to the open item on the file menu. This means
you bypass the SF box altogether to open a file that Boomerang
knows about (either because it was recently opened or because its
been made permanent). Another new feature is keyboard access for
anything and everything.
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Dana E. Keil                Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of California, Berkeley                      dana@are.berkeley.edu