>>I think it depends mainly on the user. Anyway, you can always have an "Are sure you want to save" message on the screen... Eventually, a second "Are you absolutly sure..." message. :)
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>The problem with this approach, Vlad, is that it penalizes the power users who know what they're doing.
Then you need to decide if you are going to follow Programmer's Axiom 1.5b (I think that's the number) that says "If you create a system an idiot can use, then only an idiot will want to use it." You really can't have it both ways unless you want to have butt-loads of code that does nothing except test the 'expertise' of the user. Personally, I've always assumed that 1) my users are relatively intelligent (they can walk and breathe at the same time) and 2) they CAN be taught.
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