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On 6/3/05, Joel Fritz <JFritz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > This is a me too post. Code Designer is a great tool for display and > print files. In an hour or so you'll learn enough to realize you'll > never want to use SDA again. You know, I use Code Designer to see what the screen will look like, but I use WDSc or Code to edit it. I just don't like these DDS generators, and the occasional extra 'stuff' they put in the DDS. I am the same way with HTML editors though -- Textpad is all I use. But SDA? no, I certainly don't use that either.
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