I have to agree with the previous posts.
I think that this is an merely an usability and design issue (it makes
replacing only the older files painful) about an existing feature (the dialog
for replacing a file), it's not an entire new feature itself.
Which is exactly what papercuts are about (t
I have to agree with the previous posts.
I think that this is an merely an usability and design issue (it makes
replacing only the older files painful) about an existing feature (the dialog
for replacing a file), it's not an entire new feature itself.
Which is exactly what papercuts are about (t
I have to agree with the previous posts.
I think that this is an merely an usability and design issue (it makes
replacing only the older files painful) about an existing feature (the dialog
for replacing a file), it's not an entire new feature itself.
Which is exactly what papercuts are about (t
I have to agree with the previous posts.
I think that this is an merely an usability and design issue (it makes
replacing only the older files painful) about an existing feature (the dialog
for replacing a file), it's not an entire new feature itself.
Which is exactly what papercuts are about (t
I have to agree with the previous posts.
I think that this is an merely an usability and design issue (it makes
replacing only the older files painful) about an existing feature (the dialog
for replacing a file), it's not an entire new feature itself.
Which is exactly what papercuts are about (t
I have to agree with the previous posts.
I think that this is an merely an usability and design issue (it makes
replacing only the older files painful) about an existing feature (the dialog
for replacing a file), it's not an entire new feature itself.
Which is exactly what papercuts are about (t
The "username" idea is not practical.
What if you want to give instructions to teach your friend?
How would you tell him to go to his home folder?
- Go to Places then "Mike".
What if the vendor who installed the system to him chose some generic
username to him? what if instead of "Mike" he put
