Posted by: AimHere
« on: October 20, 2013, 06:11:27 pm »Thanks.
Posted by: nostra
« on: October 20, 2013, 06:08:03 pm »I will check what went wrong there and will try to fix the problem asap.
Posted by: AimHere
« on: October 20, 2013, 05:55:41 pm »Hi,
I finally bit the bullet and upgraded my PVD permanently to the version 1.x line (after having lingered with 0.9.x for many moons). It works well enough for the most part (and I'm gradually getting used to the "new" user interface), but I've noticed one irritating little problem.
When I'm editing a record, it always used to be that I could use the mouse to double-click on a word in any text field and select the entire word. (This is pretty standard in most, if not all, Windows programs.) But in version 1.0.2.6, this doesn't work. I can still select text by click-and-dragging, or by using SHIFT and the arrow keys, but double-clicking does nothing (it just sets the position of the typing cursor as if I had single-clicked).
I would like to know if the original double-click selection could be restored? Double-clicking really is much easier than the other text-selection methods for most of my editing.
Aimhere
I finally bit the bullet and upgraded my PVD permanently to the version 1.x line (after having lingered with 0.9.x for many moons). It works well enough for the most part (and I'm gradually getting used to the "new" user interface), but I've noticed one irritating little problem.
When I'm editing a record, it always used to be that I could use the mouse to double-click on a word in any text field and select the entire word. (This is pretty standard in most, if not all, Windows programs.) But in version 1.0.2.6, this doesn't work. I can still select text by click-and-dragging, or by using SHIFT and the arrow keys, but double-clicking does nothing (it just sets the position of the typing cursor as if I had single-clicked).
I would like to know if the original double-click selection could be restored? Double-clicking really is much easier than the other text-selection methods for most of my editing.
Aimhere