SUF6 Suggestions

[jassing]

Just some suggestions after using it a bit.
1) Allow you to edit (via notepad or other editor, or registered file type) via right click on a file in the project

2) Allow "Dependency" checking via right click on files in project.

3) Have project converter default to "no error" on items instead of "simple"

4) Enable hot keys (like for reboot screen) and radio buttons.

5) Return the ability to edit fonts, styles etc.

Really a great improvement over 5! Thank you!

[Mark]

Re: SUF6 Suggestions

Hi,

1) If you right click on a file, and select "Open File", the selected file will be opened in the user's default viewer.

2) You can check the dependencies of a file under: TOOLS -> SCAN FILE DEPENDANCIES.

3) I will look into this suggestion, and pass it on to our developers.

4) I am not sure what you mean by this suggestion, perhaps you could clarify?

5) Please see: http://www.indigorose.com/ubb/Forum18/HTML/000027.html for an explanation.

mark.

[jassing]

Re: SUF6 Suggestions

1) **** I'm blind.
2) Right; but you have to enter in the path of the file you've highlighted.
4) Hot keys like "ALT-N" for next, or radio buttons, say "Blue, Green, Yellow" Alt B, Alt G alt Y -- just like on dialog box "Alt-y" for yes, ALT-N for no.
5)Right; if that were explained to devs and or increasing the size of the project (optionally) developers could use some brain cells & not install the wrong dll or say "sure, I want bold in my text, the resulting installer can be 500K larger" Just tossing my $.02 into the pot that I'd like to see that feature back... I could install the correct DLL if I knew about it....

[David Wellman]

Re: SUF6 Suggestions

Jassing,

(I think this is what you want) You can put 'access keys' on your screens (I have them on the buttons for all mine).

I edit the button text to add an "&" before the character that you want to be the access key. For instance, I edit the text of all of my 'Next' buttons to be '&Next'. The screen then gets displayed with the 'N' underscored and Windows treats it as an access key, I can now use ALT+N to 'click' the 'Next' button.

Dave

[jassing]

Re: SUF6 Suggestions

Thanks!

[jcuster]

Re: SUF6 Suggestions

I edit the button text to add an "&" before the character that you want to be the access key. For instance, I edit the text of all of my 'Next' buttons to be '&Next'. The screen then gets displayed with the 'N' underscored and Windows treats it as an access key, I can now use ALT+N to 'click' the 'Next' button.

This Should be in the manual..