What kind of a screen am I going to have to have to not have to scroll
horizontally? I hate that more than most anything�..And it does not
print it either if it is wider than my screen, not sure if I need to
print the list you are speaking of, but I hate it when people make the
information wider than my print area and my sight area.
sue
On Sun, 15 Jul 2001 00:10:02 -0500 Dennis Nichols
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> At 7/14/01 02:03 PM, Ken McGinnis wrote:
> >If we implement a new Name List it will not replace the existing
> one or
> >change it in any way. We would be add a new Name List that would
> have
> >columns all the way across the screen. There would be no room for
> tabs on
> >this Name List.
>
> Some of us understood that was your intention. And that's why I
> posted a
> previous message encouraging you to not create another Name List
> that would
> have some new features but lacked features of the old Name List. I
> understand that I would still be able to use the old Name List. But
> you
> need to get all the functionality together or you'll be hearing a
> new set
> of requests to add tabs to the new Name List.
>
> It seems that everyone likes what the Name List already does, so why
> not
> just improve the left-hand portion of the current Name List (the
> multi-column grid that currently contains RIN/Name/Sex/1/2/3)? Allow
> the
> grid component to scroll horizontally, let us specify which columns
> to
> display, and let us rearrange the columns. Many of us use 1024x768
> displays
> and would be able to see everything we need without scrolling
> horizontally
> (particularly if you put a splitter bar between the left and right
> halves
> of the window). Those with smaller displays would still have all the
>
> required functionality in one place but may have to scroll somewhat.
> That's
> still way better than having two Name Lists, each lacking some
> functionality.
>
> What do you think of doing it the way I suggest?
>
> Yours in making Legacy even more awesome,
>
> --
> Dennis Nichols
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