Sletten Kenneth W KPWA wrote:
>
> There were a couple complaints that this thread is not pertinent
> to 3000-L:
>
> > My delete key is also smooth, no trace of delete.
> > I second this motion, and if it wasn't a motion I'll make
> > it one and second it.
> > Gary Sielaff
> >
> > >You're wearing out my delete key with this endless
> > discussion that is about as related to the HP3000 list as The
> > Back Street Boys..
>
> Sorry, I respectfully but completely disagree with the above:
> How users access an HP 3000 is a completely proper and very
> pertinent discussion for 3000-L.  I make a substitute motion and
> strongly urge this good technical discussion continue for as long
> as there is still anything productive to discuss....

While this has been a long and tedious thread - and unnecessary (if Wirt
would would listen to Stan - and Wirt would take his own advice about
making
QCterm work like other windows programs following windows standards), but
I digress.

What I wanted to point out is that this is the kind of picking nits that
makes great products great, prevents memory leaks, system crashes, and
generally makes the world a better place...

By the way, has *anybody* supported Wirt's position on the issue?

Richard G.

>
> Ken Sletten


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