Its the first time I've heard of a problem like this, I did have a
problem with the software where the position of VO meant absollutely
nothing to the position of the cursor in the timeline table, whether
that problem still exists I don't know but I've been navigating with the
cursor keys directly ever since this avoiding it if its still there.
There have been at least 8 updates since I recall discussing the problem
on Twitter with Nic who seems to know more about the software then the
rest of the list put together <smile>.
On 14/10/2011 4:10 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
I'm seeing this issue 100% repro but only with this app. Logically, therefore,
it has something to do with this application. Yes, it could be a focus issue
but it's constant, so you'd think that if it's a global bug others would have
seen it too.
On 13 Oct 2011, at 17:46, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I'm not seeing that here though I'm wondering whether it might be a focus
issue, I mean usually with my copy I'm focused on the table, by default the
timeline, when I move up or down with the arrow keys I consequently move up and
down the table.
Now I'm sure I played with some of the preferences in the application though
tis some time since I did but I know I did Tweak a few settings to improve
focus.
On 14/10/2011, at 3:42 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all
Is anybody noticing that, while YoruFukurou (Night-Owl) is running, the cursor
keys behave oddly? For some reason the unmodified arrow keys have suddenly
started acting like a programme toggle. Pressing cursor down toggles between
which ever apps are running at the time. That is what I am seeing anyway.
Gordon
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