>
>I find this useful for writing descriptive comments, not for disabling a block of code by commenting it out. Comment/Uncomment certainly works better for the latter. What I don't like about Comment/Uncomment is that it takes two steps and doesn't respect indentation - if you comment a block of indented code the comment marks are placed at the left margin regardless of indentation, which disrupts the readability of the code. With the */ technique I can write an indented multi-line comment easily in one step. For example

IF .T.
>   IF .T.
>      */ This is a multi-line comment ;
>         that you can use to describe what's ;
>         happening in this nested block of code. */
>      WAIT WINDOW NOWAIT "Foo"
>   ENDIF
>ENDIF

Rick,
OIC. I would still prefer comment/uncomment and maybe tab,tab (or beautify) for the sake of preserving my syntax coloring. You can't believe how much errors I experience if I don't do that (getting older:)
Cetin