Re: Interlaced jpegs; jump scrolling

On 03/21 05:36 , Samuli Kärkkäinen wrote:
> Another thing the older versions did better was file list scrolling. If
> I remember correctly, it did jump scrolling: when the cursor reached
> the end of the visible part of the list, the list was scrolled by half
> a screen or so. That was better than the current behaviour of scrolling
> only one line at a time, because it allowed seeing forward in the file
> list while browsing through it one picture at a time. For my needs,
> this is very important, as pictures are often in smallish groups when
> sorted alphabetically, and I usually only want to see one or two
> pictures of each group.

Usually I just use PgUp/PgDn to scroll a whole screen at a time, and the
arrow keys to scroll a picture at a time. This seems to make the most
intuitive sense to me.

Carl Soderstrom.
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Systems Administrator
Real-Time Enterprises
www.real-time.com


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