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Beware of Ctrl/Z with a laptop
The biggest blessing of Vista and Win7 is the unlimited undo feature for Freecell, which means you don't ever have to lose unless you get one of the unwinnable games. When Windows is doing stuff, like copying something to an external hd, I often play FreeCell, and, of course, occasionally have to use ctrl+z. The problem with ctrl+z is that it will undo other things besides Freecell if the cursor jumps out of the Freecell window. And if you are using a pc with that invention of Satan called a touchpad, you can very easily, unknowingly and unwittingly, make the cursor move into some other dimension. I snapped the other day when I was moving all my "downloads" and recent creations to MyDocs on an external HD, and I thought I was losing my mind when, later on, the files were not on the HD (gasp, is it a virus or what?), but then turned out to be back on the pc. I then remembered a particular freecell that required extensive undoing (translation: it was one of the hard ones), and I had used ctrl+z mindlessly, banging ctrl+z until the game went back to the beginning, several times, and I remembered that, for some reason (thank you, touchpad), it had not undone any moves sometimes, so it was undoing God knows what, in addition to unmoving my file transfers. BTW, is there a freecell for safe mode?
Last edited by ParrotSlave; 11 Nov 2011 at 18:17. Reason: change ctrl/z to ctrl+z