Flexible width tabs

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jstogryn
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Flexible width tabs

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This feature does not seem to be working, at least on my computer. v7.10.0000
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Re: Flexible width tabs

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jstogryn wrote:This feature does not seem to be working, at least on my computer. v7.10.0000
Works well here. It has to be named tabs (use menu View | Current Tab | Rename Tab to name a tab).

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Post by jstogryn »

OK. Thank you. I thought that it was an automatic process that was enabled by clicking the rename box in the configuration menu.
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