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"Patrick Elliott" <sha### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1bdb15525befc872989bee@news.povray.org...
> In article <200### [at] dh286 pem cam ac uk>,
> pho### [at] istic org says...
>> > now change a character: the letter 'd' by moving the caret in
>> > front of
>> > the letter 'd' then press the delete key then press the letter
>> > 'g'
>> ...
>> > Now delete the 'd' again then press the letter 'q' and now the
>> > "Save"
>> > button is inactive, but it should be active.
>> Obviously this problem is because the letter q looks quite like a
>> g, so
>> when the editor quickly scans the text to see if it has changed, it
>> doesn't notice that there is a q there instead of a g. Changing it
>> to a
>> x or something as distinctive should work.
>>
> Gee.. That is amazing, I didn't know the editor for POVRay had a OCR
> system built in... This is pure nonsense.
Well... yes, of course. Everyone knows each letter is made up of
itsy-bitsy dots. The editor uses Braille - BCR ;)
Alf
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