> Because smart os'es know they are used by human beings.
> Who, after having written software for twelve hours without
> pause, might be doing something they didn't really want to
> do. Which once cost me about a day when I deleted a directory
> in Unix due to a typo.
Fortunately more and more programs learned now the multiple undo, which is
the killer for the del conf dialog. I think of AutoCAD and LabVIEW, of which
the first one could undo everything since version 1 and the latter didn't
even have a single undo since 15 years.
((Did anyone notice that I did NOT mention the big enemy's programs!? ;-))
-- Best regards! / Viele Gruesse!Marco Mailand http://www.dplanet.ch/users/roleto/welcome.html
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