Existing users, 
Wow! While I am sure that this will be useful, I am not so sure that it is a good idea in the long run.
Where are the changes saved? If in the file, that could just make the files unnecessarily large. If in some sort of cache, I am not sure I need any more of those files and I do not know who manages them (me, TEP or the system).
Anyway, this is still my favorite text editor.
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Undo now functions beyond the last Save.
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: martimer Thursday, December 18 2003 @ 07:19 AM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Over One Year
Recommend Product: YES
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Undo now functions beyond the last Save. - martimer
Tom,You have addressed my concerns with your usual thoroughness and grace. Keep up the great work!
Monday, January 26 2004 @ 07:20 AM PST
Undo now functions beyond the last Save. - eobrien
Perhaps the orginal poster is thinking that "beyond the last Save" includes closing a file? Instead, I'm guessing it means that the Undo buffer remains intact through a Save. Programs often empty the Undo buffer as part of the Save process. In those programs, if you make a change, Save, then immediately realize you did not want to make that change... too bad: "Undo" is not available.Thursday, February 12 2004 @ 12:09 AM PST
Undo now functions beyond the last Save. - tbbender
Hi!There are no new caches involved and the undo/redo stack is very efficient, so I don't see a downside. You can still do a "Revert" to the last saved version.
I had several letters from annoyed users on this subject over the past few months, and none of us could come up with a reason not to allow this ability. If you think of one, please let me know at: tombb@aol.com
Thank you,
Tom
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