Phillip Jones: >Hartmut Figge wrote: >> user: enters command >> system: are you sure? >> user: yes >> system: really? >> user: YES >> system: would you like to reflect your decision? >> user: $§%&$§ >> >> Hart *g* mut > >Well the Mac OS is not quite that way > >the first 3 step are accurate although its actually okay or cancel, with >Cancel the highlighted choice. Gives one change to decided whether, your >okay with your decision or you willing to possibly screw up your >application or system click menu choice > windows comes up are you sure > you want to do this > Choices Cancel / Okay. You decide. slows you >down enough so you can decide whether you want to throw away that >valuable file you've worked on for a year and half or not. In UNIX, >LINUX, or even windows you put in the wrong thing, its gone. You still >have to decide , but it give you the ability to decided to screw up or not.
I don't wish to be uncourtly by not answering detailed. Much could be said about the issue. Unfortunately it would take a great lot of effort for me. Not because of arguments but because of English. Sometimes i don't need a vocabulary when answering here, more often however i have to look up one or more words. Also in this reply, i don't even know if 'uncourtly' is the right term. *g* I know that i should restrict my answers to short, simple sentences, but sometimes, uh, i forget that i am here in an English group, just start to write, having just posted to to a German group. ;) Hartmut _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
