On Mon 22 Feb, Norton, Chris wrote:
> I'm basically a Squeak newbie, but I'm gaining ground every day.  So rather
> than volunteer at this point to design and implement a solution to this
> problem, I'll politely ask if anyone has considered creating a Squeak
> "preferences" file that could be configured and would not be overwritten
> whenever we download the latest & greatest versions of Squeak.  Thus, if the
> (programmable?) keyboard issue is resolved, we could configure our systems &
> save such configuration info into our preferences file.
That's pretty much what I was suggesting. If enough people are interested I'll
add it to my list of to-do's.

tim

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