🚀 go-pugleaf

	(I didn't re-post the complete article from Tom; it is #881)

	1) MSW does not, Think 'C' does.

	2) MSW does...allows you to choose Fwd/Bck/Selected/All.

	3) I use the note pad or the Scrapbook...more powerful.

	4) I have seen Mac programs that do this...never used it (not even
	in 'vi'.

	5) Yes, Quick-Keys will do this, so will the NotePad (I use it a lot
	when I use 'vi' to store a whole series of commands.)  Also with
	MSW you can set an EXTENSIVE list of commands to any single (albeit
	modified) keystroke.  ie:CTRL-OPT-CMD-SHIFT-CAPS-W.

		5a) Ummm, that is what CMD-Z is for (UNDO).

	6) I don't know about Marks, I usually just insert mnemonics....

	As far as extensibility, I suppose if MSW were free, you could hack
the source code yourself.  Otherwise you are stuck with the hundreds of
commands available.

Scott R. Bell

Sorry, I've used 'vi, 'emacs' and a host of Mac WP's.  I like my mouse and
windows.  (Now, X isn't so bad....;)