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Feature Line Styles Control What?

Posted by James Wedding, P.E. on August 19th, 2008

 

So, sometimes you just simply forget a feature exists in the software. There's just so much new stuff in the application that you are trying to learn with every release, and you get sucked into the big ticket items like Surface Simplify or improved Data Shortcuts. Then you're sitting in a meeting one day, talking about something else and you mention a good idea for a new feature. The fun part is when the developer looks at you and says, "It already does that."

Then your whole development life flashes before your eyes, and you remember that, yeah, it does already do that, but I've forgotten that, and so has the person next to me, and the person you wrote the books with forgot too. Then you know it's time to write a blog post and throw your ego up on a pole and simply say, "Oops."

So what's the magic feature? The headline helps, but read more after the jump.

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