On 13-Apr-00, Holger Kruse wrote:
> It did not lock up Miami. It just stopped it temporarily.
Sorry. Paused it.
>> so I couldn't go Offline until I noticed the words, clicked in
>> the log window and hit return.
>
> That is normal behavior in AmigaOS. Typing something in a console
> window stops the program. It can be useful to stop scrolling.
But the objection is to the console window taking over keyboard input
when you are working in a window on another screen. SnoopDOS, for
instance, displays a log in the background without grabbing the input
like this.
It is quite annoying to find that the last several words you typed
haven't appeared.
Miami is so good that I hate to have to complain about anything, but
this feature is surely not right.
Regards
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