Re: The comparison chart of what has changed from 2.0.2 to CS

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From: maxdunn
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 19:27

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What became of the "Textline" object?

Just got CS, and can't wait to get this first test translated to see if performance is better in generating long documents... I love the user interface (Thank God it's easy to get those palettes out of the way) and some critical features such as dotted rules. Happy to throw away the ugly workaround I had for that.

A detailed list of the differences in the object model will be very helpful. I will also take notes as I translate code and post them somewhere, for what it's worth.

And Ole, you are going to update your great book as well, I hope? In all your spare time...

Max

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