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Article #16442D*mn Windows!
From: Joe Varghese
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 00:00
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If someone from Borland is monitoring this group, why in the world did Borland decide to make the JBuilder IDE as floating windows instead of a more Microsoft-like environment? I like the developing environment, but it always ends up then when I pop up the Help window, it's not as easy to get back to the source code window. The old Borland C++ editors had a nicer setup than this one! Another gripe is that it's tough to "tile" windows .... just my 2 cents if someone from Borland is listening. I use Jbuilder cause it's not Microsoft, but if Microsoft hadnt made their proprietary VM and tried shoving it down our mouths, I would be using J++ instead of JBuilder. Bring back the old Borland IDEs (or there should be an option that lets you decide).
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