[UK-CONTEST] N1MM question F11

[G3RIR]

Chris, the latest Harry Potter is a better read than the Da Vinci Code but
both are good.

Neil, G3RIR

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Excellent Jim. I'll continue along the learning curve after a short
interlude in Tuscany, although I am taking the relevant copies of NCJ to
read in between The Da Vinci Code.  Chris G3SJJ



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>From the N1MM discussion Group.

This feature will be in the next release of N1MM.  It will wipe all contents
of the entry window that has the receive focus (same as Alt-W). Can be put
in any function key.


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From: "Clive Whelan" <clive.whelan at btinternet.com>
To: <uk-contest at contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 12:30 AM
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> At the risk of boring some readers to tears, perhaps I could sum up my own
> findings.
>
> I have corresponded with the good guys on the N1MM reflector, and they
> really have tried hard to help resolve several issues. However, when it
> comes to the F11 wipes issue, it is very clear that someone who has never
> used it, simply cannot appreciate its utility. It's just one of those
> nuggets that once used, one would never want to be without. That is the
> perspective of a WL user of course. Having been historically a TR freak, I
> feel the same about the mode switch issue, which is s-t-i-l-l not
> available
> in WL, but is in N1MM. Having devised a sort of work-around for that one,
> it
> is rather unlikely that I would trade it for the absence of F11 wipes in
> N1MM.
>
> Just goes to show how different we all are. That much was brought home to
> me
> by Dave's post extolling CT like progs. Frankly, it was CT that kept me
> away
> from computer logging until 1998, that's how much I disliked it! Of course
> it was the first, and only game in town for a considerable time, and I
> must
> give it credit for that if nought else.
>
> Chacun a son goute as they say in these parts!
>
>
> 73
>
>
> Clive
> GW3NJW
>
>
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