At 07:04 PM 5/23/2001 +1000, Ian Wilson wrote:
>On 11:45 PM 22/05/2001 -0700, Tony Karavidas said:
>>I agree with you. It should be a double click on the design explorer. I
>>always mistakenly open a file when I wanted to select it for renaming or
>>whatever.
>>
>>Tony
>
>Yep - me too.  The left pane should conform to normal windows practice.

If we are taking a head count here, I want to chime in MOST STRONGLY about 
how much I AGREE that this should be changed.  The current behavior is IMHO 
Protel's most annoying "feature".  Almost daily usage and I constantly open 
things accidentally- I just can't seem to learn it the other way.

>I guess it should pick up what sort of desktop settings you use (single 
>click webby type view) or the traditional double click style and use that 
>but that would sound much more complex than simply making it conform to 
>the traditional method.

An Outstanding Idea if I ever heard one.  One would think that this would 
be an obvious thing to do.

>I was just looking at how Windows Explorer works (under Win2k) at 
>least.  If in the tree view on the left I single click on a folder it 
>opens automatically in the right pane.  So maybe Protel says that they are 
>behaving as per Windows Explorer.  The difference is that in Windows 
>Explorer I can only folders - not documents.  But I think the current 
>behavior is broken.  I open many documents accidentally even after many 
>months of use...
>
>I would also also *strongly* support single click to highlight and double 
>click to open in the left pane.
>
>Ian



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