a few questions about the new stuff.
1. how does disabling searches benefit us?
does it help in load time? does it just cut down on clutter in the
menu? if having all searches loaded isn't hurting anything, why
bother? who knows, in some rare occurrence you may need a search you have
disabled.
2. i am having trouble figuring out
what disabling searches does anyway. i go into the help window
and uncheck a bunch of them, then i close the help window. then i reload
the toolbar !. then i open the menu and the search is there. so i
open the help window and the searches i unchecked are re-checked. also i
see no new disabledsearches.txt (or whatever the name should be) in my quick
search directory. is there a save button i'm missing, to save disabled
searches?
3. i haven't tried this snippet thing. i'm
not sure how i am supposed to use it and why. Glenn asked what others
thought about making it a standard feature... i'm not sure... (maybe because i
haven't tried it) but it seems to me to border on scope creep... or does
it? this is a search bar... does the snippet feature add to our ability to
search? can i achieve the same result with notepad open?
i feel like a "nay-sayer". i am i missing
something?
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- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff John W. Bairen, Jr.
- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Glenn Carr
- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Monty Scroggins
- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Dan Martin
- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Dan Martin
- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Monty Scroggins
- Re: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Glenn Carr
- Re: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Bill . Hewitt
- RE: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Glenn Carr
- Re: [DQSD-Users] new stuff Bill . Hewitt