Re: Stephen Wolfram's recent blog
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- Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2013 06:05:43 -0500 (EST)
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Hi, > To each his own. To me it's like constantly swatting away flies. I would > prefer that WRI gave us the additional option of restoring Ctrl+K. I think it's possible to get back the old behavior: if you uncheck the entry "Enable autocompletion with a popup delay of ..." the resulting behavior is almost exactly as it was before version 9. You can also define a delay for the autocompletion there, but I doubt that this is what anyone using Mathematica frequently would choose. I personally like the new autocompletion, though... hth, albert
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- Re: Stephen Wolfram's recent blog
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- Re: Stephen Wolfram's recent blog