Using the system's text input stuff would be fine by me. Although I'm not sure how much nasty internal re-working that'd require, since Savitar's an ol' Carbon app that leapt over from the old Mac system... it might also make it no longer possible to use it under OS9. If it still does. The system offers the 'Open in Classic environment' checkbox, but I'm not about to try that.

Having spell-check is one of the features that makes me fiddle with Cantrip now and then, but other things like its ugly trigger interface make me quickly stop fiddling.

Um. It's late, and I'm rambling. Make it work like TextEdit and iChat and any other happy little OSX application. Then it'll even pick up on custom spellings that you put into other programs.

-Peggy

I have a Netgear router between myself and my DSL (sharing it with my room-mate), and it times out the connection after about fifteen minutes of idle. It doesn't even seem to resume it after a moment like Cooner describes; it just wedges up. I searched the documentation for ways to change this setting, but to no avail. I shall have to look into ##task!

The mucks I play on tend to have policies that explicitly disallow anti-idle methods. But, well...

-Peggy

Mucks. Social mucks. Mostly furry-themed ones. Oh, the horror.

-Peggy