Hi,
2009/5/14 <
webpost@...>:
> It seems as thought there have been a number of searches, discussions, emails, etc regarding this issue, and it comes down to usability. If other users like myself are willing to spend time searching for a solution to this "bug," doesn't it indicate our appreciation of TSVN and how it used to work?
>
> Please, for the sake of the untold number of users who now feel the need to click the "OK" button because of lack of knowledge of the "Ctrl+Enter" hotkey, add the "Alt+O" hotkey and underlining back in. Or let me know how and I'll do it myself.
>
The <sarcasm>incorrect, not needed but frequently asked for
superfluous</sarcasm> Alt-O has been reintroduced into TSVN some days
ago. The nightly builds and next 1.6.x release will support them.
And if all translators honor them, so will the non-English versions... ;-)
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