On 9 Apr 2009, at 12:08, Dave Robertson wrote:
Folks
I'm working in an enterprise application with a large table of data
that currently forces a horizontal scroll. This table displays data
contained in a work order. This is the legacy of a previously built
system.
We know we need to eliminate the horizontal scroll, but the business
customers still want to use the table model to maintain some
consistency with the old application.
[snip]
Am I missing any tactics here? Does any one have any interesting
examples?
Couple more for the list.
* Buy the users bigger monitors? Depending on the # users it might be
a cost effective solution - and bigger screens are more useful anyway.
* Use alternative display styles (e.g. sparklines instead of a
sequence of numbers, a single up/down arrow instead of a trend graph,
etc.
Cheers,
Adrian
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