Shards of Memory OOC

[Rystil Arden]

Well even a browser you can control y or control z on... but its very limited and not as robust as MS Word is.

I use Openoffice rather than MSOffice

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

I use Openoffice rather than MSOffice

I know you do. I sure it has a control z and control y feature... That's pretty much coded into the OS as you can do it in notepad, Internet Explorer, and other non MS products.

 

[Rystil Arden]

I know you do. I sure it has a control z and control y feature... That's pretty much coded into the OS as you can do it in notepad, Internet Explorer, and other non MS products.

It has a few Undos available, though not nearly as many as the web browser or MSWord.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

It has a few Undos available, though not nearly as many as the web browser or MSWord.

Huh, and I didn't think it could get more limited than web browser...

 

[Rystil Arden]

Huh, and I didn't think it could get more limited than web browser...

It eats up a *lot* of memory to store every change you've ever made like MSWord does

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

It eats up a *lot* of memory to store every change you've ever made like MSWord does

So? RAM is 40 dollars for half a gig now…

 

[Bront]

It eats up a *lot* of memory to store every change you've ever made like MSWord does

The second you save, it drops them all.

I use notepad unless I realy want to do a spectacular job with spelling and such.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

The second you save, it drops them all.

Not in 2000... (Not sure if that's a new or old feature up speak of.)

 

[Bront]

Sorry, I'm thinking of Excel (I do a lot in that, more than in word usually)

 

[Keia]

Ironically, my long and cool post I had for DT was lost yesterday. I had it in word and was pasting it into the browser and about to hit view post when the power failed (due to lightning). Taking that as a sign, I stopped, and posted a smaller post this morning. <Sigh>

Keia