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sharke_
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 Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2013 10:48 pm Post subject: The load MIDI dialog is awful |
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| Reeeeeeally? I cannot horizontally scroll the directory tree so that I can see filenames which are far down the directory structure and therefore appear to the extreme right? I just tried to load a MIDI file for the first time. The file in question is 6 or 7 directories deep. In the load MIDI dialog, these means I could only see half of the file names and therefore it was impossible to find the file that I had in mind, so I gave up. A horizontal scroll bar would be nice here (in fact it's pretty much standard on any directory tree window) and would actually make the load MIDI dialog usable. |
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bakiki_
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| Posted: Thu Aug 29, 2013 6:14 am Post subject: Re: The load MIDI dialog is awful |
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| sharke_ wrote: | | Reeeeeeally? I cannot horizontally scroll the directory tree so that I can see filenames which are far down the directory structure and therefore appear to the extreme right? I just tried to load a MIDI file for the first time. The file in question is 6 or 7 directories deep. In the load MIDI dialog, these means I could only see half of the file names and therefore it was impossible to find the file that I had in mind, so I gave up. A horizontal scroll bar would be nice here (in fact it's pretty much standard on any directory tree window) and would actually make the load MIDI dialog usable. |
+1. Same for me.. |
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Ralph [RZ]
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I agree, it sucks. Side effect of all the cross-platform stuff. We will get things updated once OSX is done.
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sharke_
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| Posted: Thu Aug 29, 2013 11:20 am Post subject: |
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| Hmm. I guess until then, the only way I can work with it would be to find the MIDI files I want in the Windows Explorer and transfer them to a higher level directory (e.g. the desktop) which can be seen by the Jamstix directory tree. |
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