I was not complaining I was making an observation on how the 2 programs could be greatly improved, if Bill Gates had thought like most of you here we would still be typing
C:\Program Files (x86)\CoffeeCup Software\Shopping Cart Creator Pro\shoppingcart.exe
Just to launch the application.(yes I'm old enough to remember launching programs using command line ) Any way as this post is starting to prove the old saying that the longer a post continues so increases the likelihood of it turning into a slanging match. I’ll leave it to die a natural death as it is obvious anyone who makes suggestions of voices an opinion is liable to be shot down in flames.

Yeah, if BG hadn't "thought" of stealing the idea from Apple, who stole it from Xerox...



NOPE!!! Folks here make suggestions all the time without being "shot down". BUT there's a difference between making creative criticism, and being insulting. In your first post you fired the first shot when you said "totally useless as I need to create specification bullet lists". You received SEVERAL suggestions that would allow an immediate (and SIMPLE) solution until CC has time to evaluate your "suggestion" and determine if there is an effective solution that can be built in to the program. Your response was more complaining/whining and we have yet to see where you actually took any of the suggested work-arounds and found that they follow your "KISS" approach, using 2 whole programs (versus the 4 that you claim it would take)...

Me too.


It took less than a minute to type that (for someone conversant in html, that is).

It took me longer to type this post then to copy and paste the code by Tom.

I knew I should have added © to that code.

Simple bullets without html
• alt 0149
• alt 7
There may be more.
No text editor is great at tables imho. Much quicker and far easier to paste one in from OOo.
Don't regard SCCpro as limited in this respect myself as there are easy workarounds. I want cheap software so am happy with workarounds to an extent.
I think the serious limitations are in the postage options. Bigtime.

CoffeeCup software is available with a minimum 7 day free trial with NO commitment to purchase. Most if not all of the revelations both Peter and Bob have experienced would have been apparent during that time.

During the trial period, if you didn't have a need for bulleted lists, tables, etc., that doesn't mean CoffeeCup software is inferior, they are somehow at fault or have left out basic features. It simply means your needs are more advanced than the feature set of the WYSIWYG editor.

Learn a bit of HTML. It doesn't bite.