Dr. Syd Nicholson wrote:
I think most of what you require can be implemented.
I appreciate your reply. It was quite informative and helpful.
I don't want to sideline the discussion about tabs in HTML pages, but it
was interesting to listen to the engineers of Google Chrome who felt
that tabs were the MOST innovative browser feature to come out in recent
years, and they wanted their implementation to be particularly rich;
Including the ability to drag tabs across the tab container to change
their horizontal position, or dragged off the container to create a new
window automatically.
Those are nice feature in Chrome, but I wouldn't require that in a
database maintenance or transaction processing application, where a
degree of consistency is helpful.
Nathan.
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