Nothing to stop you adding the Shift+F9 shortcut to the gui. Gui's are often preferred for the speed at which new hires can use them. In environments with hig

Nothing to stop you adding the Shift+F9 shortcut to the gui. Gui's are often preferred for the speed at which new hires can use them. In environments with high turnover this is important. You can have the best of both worlds with a GUI that has good shortcuts and clever cursor placement. I agree though that most gui implementations have not put enough effort into this.