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I can't verify, because I can't find old WordPerfect docs, but I remember hearing that CTRL + ALT + DEL was save for WordPerfect. The hint was that MS chose tha
by patmcguire 13y ago
I can't verify, because I can't find old WordPerfect docs, but I remember hearing that CTRL + ALT + DEL was save for WordPerfect. The hint was that MS chose that as a monopoly-extending tactic. Might be thinking of ALT + F4, though, and this might be total nonsense.
- michaelhoffman 13y agoIf you read the article you will find that Ctrl+Alt+Del was selected by an IBM employee, not Microsoft. Alt+F4 I believe was also picked by IBM as part of the Common User Access standard. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access
- marshray 13y agoI vaguely recall something involving F7 leading you to the save function on WordPerfect. Like it would ask you if you wanted to save, and if you mistakenly answered 'no' all your unsaved work was lost.