dgs
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Great list Mindripper. Can you elaborate on what is not WYSIWYG?
BTW - I had to work with SW on a project recently and I'm beginning to agree with you (gasp!) on the graphics - with a caveat. You have to turn off the default edge display. Seeing all the edges drawn on the part makes it look cheap and cartoon like. Turning them off is actually quite nice.
Oh, and SW is not so 'Windows compliant' either. Its proprietary window border graphics doesn't play well with WebEx. The application sharing controls don't display on SW making it difficult to see that you've shared the SW window and hard to turn it off.
BTW - I had to work with SW on a project recently and I'm beginning to agree with you (gasp!) on the graphics - with a caveat. You have to turn off the default edge display. Seeing all the edges drawn on the part makes it look cheap and cartoon like. Turning them off is actually quite nice.
Oh, and SW is not so 'Windows compliant' either. Its proprietary window border graphics doesn't play well with WebEx. The application sharing controls don't display on SW making it difficult to see that you've shared the SW window and hard to turn it off.