Re: Quanta Digest, Vol 79, Issue 9

I have found that Quanta is as indespensible as is quirky. I've used it for 
about three years now, and now-and-then I have to rebuild a keyboard shortcut 
or even sudo kill it.

But hey, it is an excellent application.

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Alan C. Whiteman
Visualis Web Design
http://visualis.us
(562) 305-2862

On Tuesday 27 October 2009 04:01:02 [email protected] wrote:
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> Over the past couple months I've been hitting Quanta pretty hard. After
> a week or so and a few hundred web pages gone through and seven or eight
> still open it starts to get "quirky". Things like shortcut keys not
> working properly, tool bars disappearing, strange behavior in general.
> Usually shutting it down and reopening fixes it.
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> Am I just hammering it to hard or is there some problem that should be
> reported.