RR
Joined: 11 Mar 2007 Posts: 50 Location: India
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Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 6:03 pm Post subject: First page file display |
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Very glad that my previous suggestions were considered.
This time too, another one.
I must admit that the initial window that PFrank offers is--how do I call it--inhibitory. At least to me that is, because it doesn't show the files I intend to work on. So what I do is go back to Explorer's window (a nag) to see how exactly my filenames are, and what changes I'd planned to make. Otherwise, it's Alt+D. What I'd like to have is a display of the files on the first window itself. Why take two steps when it could be accomplished with one? This, together with the unfriendly way of Browsing for the previous or next folder, makes the program user-unfriendly.
Proposed solution:
How about giving this requested display window the upper part of the main window? This way the first opening of PFrank will show us our files rightaway. If the programmer feels hard pressed for space, I'd suggest that the Summary display be made configurable/hotkey launched through the Options box, so that it may easily be dispensed with and brought back.
(Addn: Whenever I write a suggestion for PFrank I feel intimidated by its complexities, strikes me that these have already been incorporated in the program, and that my efforts are nothing but plain revelations of my ignorance.) |
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