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Sunday November 10, 2002

Comments by Lance

Lance did some nice work on Roller this weekend and implemented the much-desired Comments feature. Nice job Lance!

It also seems that Eclipse 2.0.2 was quietly released on Friday (it says Thursday on the downloads page, Friday on the dev mailing list). This update does not appear to be available from Help > Software > Update Manager. Hopefully it will be soon. Does IDEA have an upgrade within the IDE feature?

Posted in Roller at Nov 10 2002, 06:28:38 PM MST 2 Comments
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Ooooo, you've upgraded and gotten Comments. Hold on to your hats, I'm working on Spell Checking now.

Posted by Lance on November 11, 2002 at 03:28 PM MST #

Comments rock! I like them so much! Roller is finally catching up with Mini/PersonalBlog ;-) "Preview" feature rocks as well; I just found out HTML tags are not supported :) By the way, how do you get paragraphs in the comment here? Empty lines don't seem to work. This comment was meant to have three paragraphs.

Posted by Greg Klebus on November 11, 2002 at 05:42 PM MST #

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