Resolved: minimal detail lines obscured by InfoPanel maxim

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Resolved: minimal detail lines obscured by InfoPanel maxim

Post by j_c_hallgren »

Just posting this here so others will see result of an email exchange...I had sent a screen print to make it easier to see what I was describing...

I wrote:
Not sure if it's particular to my config but when I maximize the Info Panel, the very first line of tab detail gets half hidden...it would seem to me to be very helpful to see enough of tab detail (one or two lines) so one could better manipulate which file you are previewing...as then one could scroll the detail list (I'm presuming) to pick the next file to view.

This would reduce the maximixed size by a few pixels so shouldn't have any real detrimental effects, IMHO.

Don responded:
Yes, that's one of those nasty areas... (interweaving/locking of control sizes, circular dependencies.. uaaarghhh) thanks for kicking me: I think I got it right this time... :) wait for the next upload...

I've tested out the latest beta and it's there...makes skimming a folder a bit easier, as one can see the attributes above while previewing contents.

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