Hello Scid-Users,
when recording a new game into a database with the mouse it happens
sometimes that I choose a wrong move. To correct this misentry of the
last move the fastest way is to select the keystrokes Ctrl+Z (take back
last action). This works very well.
My "problem" (a really small one, indeed) with this kind of correction
is, that I usually put the scoresheets of both players onto the laptop
keyboard when recording games. Thus I have to take away the scoresheets
from the keyboard first every time to correct a move that was entered
false. Therefore I am looking for an easy way to take back a misentry by
using the mouse only. Of course I could do this by these steps:
- go back one move (with mouse or arrow keys)
- enter the correct move instead (shows now as a variant)
- right-click the new line and choose "promote variation to main line"
(now the wrong move shows as a variation)
- right-click the wrong-move-line and choose "delete variation"
This mouse-only procedure is annoying and takes too much time and mouse
clicks. Isn't there an easier way to take back a wrong move without
using the keyboard (Ctrl+Z)?
Thanks a lot,
Lothar Weimer
Augsburg/Germany
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