Cursor changes to watch when editing a script

[Joe Lewis Wilkins]

Interesting observation. Actually, I learned to type in the army and  
never got much above 30 wpm, since accuracy was more important than  
speed. We worked with forms that had 9 carbons and were allowed not a  
single error in our reports. Frankly, that has stood me in good stead  
on computers; I rarely made a mistake when I had good vision. Though,  
as a touch-typist, who reads what they type until they're done!

Joe Wilkins

On Apr 30, 2008, at 2:18 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:

> Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
>> As far as using the msg box is concerned, it's probably just as  
>> fast to restart Rev.
>
> I thought all programmers had to be speed typists to pass muster. ;)
>
> My husband said I type faster than he can think. What he doesn't  
> realize is that half those keystrokes were the backspace/delete key.
>
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