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Article #26870Re: Does FM7 have Multiple Undo?
From: David Kinyon
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 12:38
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 12:38
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Sean wrote: I would hate to see RAM and system requirements increase, and speed decrease, as a result of adding multiple undo to FrameMaker. I would prefer Adobe to work on filters and GUI issues rather than attend to multiple undo. Bingo. Gimmicks like multiple undo and the over-loaded clipboard "feature" of the latest renditions of Office are prone to overusing system resources and provide almost no benefit for my workflow. I would certainly prefer that Adobe focus on those things that benefit my workflow (fix the bugs with your text inset implimentation, please!!!). Of course, everyone has their own ideas about what benefits their workflow. So long as Adobe doesn't introduce an annoyingly "helpful" character like "clippy," I'll keep my complaints about feature overload to a minimum, and simply agree with Sean that the primary reason to include multiple undo in future releases of Frame is to kill a number of threads on this bulletin board.
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