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<P><FONT FACE="sans-serif"><FONT SIZE=-1>I personally dont see an economic
reason why this should be limited. I do see reasons to abandon MC/RR more
and more...</FONT></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
Sad but true...
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<P><FONT FACE="sans-serif"><FONT SIZE=-1>I dont mind evolution of products,
but Im against limiting of features while essential things like a good
Script Editors or debugger are still as arcane as an sword against an automatic
rifle which put a major brake on your productivity are still not being
improved as they should.</FONT></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
Same remark for antialiased vector graphics which are non-existent in MC/RR,and
that would make of MC a good competitor to Flash...
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<P><FONT FACE="sans-serif"><FONT SIZE=-1>Without competition most of the
world would be made of communist or socialists and using microsoft DOS.</FONT></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
Well, things aren't so straightforward... Please remember that USSR was
thefirst country to put a spaceship in orbit, to have robots landing on
Mars...
<BR>And BTW DOS wasn't invented by K. Marx... But this is getting OT...
<P>The choir : "Wow! there's a communist on this list..."
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<P><FONT FACE="sans-serif"><FONT SIZE=-1>More features, more freedom =
more users, more clients, more applications, more power to the developper
= MORE competitive IDE = more users = less competition!</FONT></FONT>
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<P>Well, these days too often competition leads to standardization &
monotony...
<P>At least we can agree on the following :
<BR>more features + more power to the developper = less users tempted to
switch
<BR>to another IDE...
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