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Posted: 03 Aug 2006 17:11
by admin
surrender wrote:I know its strange, but why not??
Because it's too strange. :wink:

Posted: 03 Aug 2006 20:31
by surrender
On second thought yeah it is strange given the fact that XY gives so much space horizontally. This reminds me, do you plan to give us horizontal mouse scroll?? I remember someone asking this feature.

On a stranger note, since we have home and end key to go up and down vertically, why not have something similar for horizontal navigation too??

Posted: 04 Aug 2006 08:06
by admin
surrender wrote:On a stranger note, since we have home and end key to go up and down vertically, why not have something similar for horizontal navigation too??
Alt+Left/Right, when focus is on the list, do scroll horizontally.

Posted: 04 Aug 2006 10:31
by surrender
admin wrote:Alt+Left/Right, when focus is on the list, do scroll horizontally.
Alt+Left or Right doesnt work here. I think you simply mean left and right.
Nevermind, I like this idea of yours:
admin wrote: "Autofit columns (now)" which would ensure all columns are visible through proportional shrinking resp. stretching, know what I mean?
Its good because it autofits the Name column to defined width and doesnt require scrolling.

A wish: I have my XY maximised and I want to ask you if there can be a feature where every column can be fitted (not cluttered fit, but a relaxed fit) nicely into the list width, because i hate to see that wasted space on the right.

Posted: 04 Aug 2006 11:21
by admin
Whoops, yes, simply Left and Right.
surrender wrote:A wish: I have my XY maximised and I want to ask you if there can be a feature where every column can be fitted (not cluttered fit, but a relaxed fit) nicely into the list width, because i hate to see that wasted space on the right.
And what is a relaxed fit? :)

Posted: 04 Aug 2006 11:32
by surrender
Sorry that was my own lingo. By relaxed fit i meant all columns getting enough space around it so that the whole list width is covered. You can set the last column to the right edge and give some space to the others in the middle. It is somewhat similar to "Justify" (ctrl+j) in MS word document formatting.

Posted: 04 Aug 2006 11:53
by admin
surrender wrote:Sorry that was my own lingo. By relaxed fit i meant all columns getting enough space around it so that the whole list width is covered. You can set the last column to the right edge and give some space to the others in the middle. It is somewhat similar to "Justify" (ctrl+j) in MS word document formatting.
Planned "Autofit" will do this.

Posted: 04 Aug 2006 11:58
by surrender
Oh thanks.