Hi Klaus,

Klaus D. Witzel wrote:
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>> No, it was not intended, and I don't see it... How do you make them 
>> flash? Just clicking on each Workspace doesn't make them flash here...
>
> Right, clicking into the text pane of your two workspaces doesn't make 
> them flash but, clicking instead their title bar does make their 
> window flash.
>
Oh, yes. A feature I still haven't documented is keyboard focus change. 
Alt/cmd + arrow keys lets you navigate morphs who handle keyboard focus. 
The flash occurs when setting focus activates a different SystemWindow. 
The pane that will get keyboard focus will flash. Try it on a browser, 
you can do quite a lot without going to the mouse. Now I think it might 
flash even if no new SystemWindow is activated... Will experiment a bit 
with this.

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>> No. But you can load those fonts in Cuis anytime. You just need to 
>> build a couple of files for importing, using some other Squeak 
>> environment that does support FT2.
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> Okay; how would I do that?
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Please allow 1 or 2 days for me to start documenting.

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>> Sure! You can implement it. It could be another community supported 
>> optional package. Much simpler than FT2, I guess.
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> I'll give it a try next week.
>

That would be great.
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>>> Thank you Juan, good work! I'll use Cuis instead of 
>>> Squeak3.10.2-7179-basic. Did I ask, can I have my 
>>> (#scrollBarsOnRight false) preference back? :)
>>>
>>> /Klaus
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>> Hey, this is great to know!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Juan Vuletich
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Cheers,
Juan Vuletich