Ideal software...
ZXNet echo conference «real.speccy»
Once [Friday January 7, 2000] at [05:15:12] I saw how Kirill Frolov
wrote a letter to Leonid Mishankov.
The reason was the topic “An open letter to everyone.”
I decided to comment on this event...
KF>>> Yeah... I should have thought of putting everything in the chest on the
KF>>> hotcase,
KF>>> and then forgetting to do the help on the F1 button... Poke around the
KF>>> buttons
KF>>> until you find the one you need...
LM>> Read more books, it helps develop your memory...
LM>> Preferably
LM>> fiction.
KF> That’s not the point. If I see a
KF> program for the first time in my life, then how can I
KF> know which buttons to press there? Will you tell me to read Help?
But that’s right! When I first met Lara, I first had to copy all the hot cases from the help manually. Then I had
this piece of paper next to my computer for probably three months,
I constantly looked at it. Not very convenient. IMHO, it is still
desirable to insert
one-screen-help into programs with a large number of hot cases, called, for example, by EDIT.
Sincerely, Felix.
[I ZX]
08 Jan 00 02:36, Felix Knajzev wrote to All:
FK> constantly looked into it. Not very convenient. IMHO, after all
FK> it is advisable to insert
FK> one-screen-help into programs with a large number of hot cases, called, for example, by EDIT.
No, it’s better traditionally, by F1. (Simultaneously F and 1 ;-)
Kirill Frolov. [ZX]