Microsoft's recommendations on the UI of programs are only
recommendations. If the task requires it, two windows are fine. This is
what you would have if you previewed in Acrobat Reader anyway -- two
apps but also two windows.
It's been a while, but my memory is that many of Adobe's apps, such as
PhotoShop, have multiple windows, especially if you detach the palettes.
If you recommend Unicode editors in xlshort, I think TeXWorks should be
included.
--Barry
TeXworks is decent, but violates the windows user experience of one
window per application. It spawns two separate windows and that breaks
the magic right there. On MacOS and *nix that's actually fine, but on
windows if it's not all contained, it's a bad program.
- Mike "Pomax" Kamermans
nihongoresources.com
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