Mostly I take for granted that "DoIt" has always been the way to evaluate things with Smalltalk, however I find it awkward to use in writing a tutorial. Some examples... * After saving, select "Grid new" and "DoIt" -- this sounds awkward, and even that you might need select the latter as well. * After saving, "Grid new" DoIt. -- doesn't read nice * After saving, DoIt to "Grid new." -- worst of all I'd feel better writing something like this... * After saving, evaluate "Grid new". but "evaluate" is not an item in the menus. I think actually many people talk this way with the implicit convention that "evaluate" means "DoIt". So first, does anyone have a good way to compose sentences using "DoIt". Second, how evil would it be to change the menus from "DoIt" to "Evaluate" and so avoid the implicit convention. cheers -ben