Well, the document would still be added to "Windows" menu, accessable by
an "ALT-W, <NUMBER(or whatever)>" combination. I don't see how you could
be saving keystrokes because even with an ALT-TAB you still have to
cycle through the window until you get to whichever one you want, no?
My main philosophy is that if I have to switch to another document, I'm
going to have to also switch mindset from one document to another; and
if I have to do that, I can also take the time to have my hand click on
either the Notebook tab (Note: I have no desire to emulate the yucky
windows MDI) or if I dont' feel like taking my hands from the keyboard I
can also navigate the menus that way. (BTW, it's been a while, but
doesn't Windows allow you to CTRL-TAB through MDI? I know OS/2 did, and
I thought Windows did, too, them being cousins and all; maybe I'm wrong,
though.)
-- David Schmitz Baby you and me were never meant to be, So maybe think of me once and a while.-- http://www.ecsd.com/~david