RE: WDSC 6 vs Ctrl-Shift-I

The corner tabs are rounded over?  Kewl, I gotta get that upgrade NOW. 
Lol, seriously though, I'm hoping to get ours soon so I can see the "Real" 
changes.  If there's one thing I've learned when it comes to development 
tools, pretty isn't necessarily better.  WDSc is an excellent product, and 
it looks great and functions well, but if all they can say in the reviews 
is it looks better, then the reviewer isn't looking at what really counts.

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> New sequence for the old Ctrl-Shift-I is Ctrl-Shift-A - who 
> knows why this was changed? I long for the good old days 
> before Java and open source, when things did not just change 
> willy-nilly. I hope IBM had a good reason.

I agree.

Don't get me wrong on what I am about to say, because I love using WDSC 
for
my iSeries editing, but-

Does anyone else think the whole WDSC thing is getting so
complex/complicated that the average schmoe (like me) can no longer figure
out how to do the simple things, until some other average schmoe stumbles
across it?

When WDSC 6 was released, it baffled me that at least 3 reviews I read 
about
it led off by stating it looked better because the corners of tabs were
rounded.  Huh?  Why is that important?  Maybe it has become so complicated
that's all a reviewer has time to say with certainty before deadline.

Don't mind me.  Just some 7am ramblings after not enough sleep. <g>