Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water"

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From: Robert Rothenberg
Subject: Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water"
Date: 15:59 on 16 Mar 2007

On 15/03/07 22:53 A. Pagaltzis wrote:

> What dimwit ever thought that conflating these options in a
> single preference in this manner was a sane thing to do!? It took
> me AGES to realise why the damn Ctrl-W shortcut no longer worked
> as I expected it to. Googling for close to two hours or so in
> total turned up no solution, but did turn up the hint that A
> COMPLETELY UNRELATED-SEEMING OPTION controlled this behaviour.

Alt-F4 works in Xfce. Probably in Windows too.

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- Where "always" means "come hell or high water" A. Pagaltzis 22:53 on 15 Mar 2007
  - Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water" Jeremy Weathers 23:50 on 15 Mar 2007
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  - jrodman 00:04 on 16 Mar 2007
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  - A. Pagaltzis 00:48 on 16 Mar 2007
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  - Phil Pennock 07:06 on 16 Mar 2007
  - Robert Rothenberg 15:59 on 16 Mar 2007
    - too deep to show
- Patrick Quinn-Graham 08:07 on 20 Mar 2007

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