Pierre, It appears to me that the verticle scrolling is not working exactly right.  If I insert a new item it doesn't move up enough to see the new item area. Also scrolling down with bar doesn't get to the bottom of the grid.

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

Situation

 

In grid # I enter a note

Within that note, I select text to create an internal hyperlink

I find & select the target

the target is a parent w children that require all columns to make sense

however IQ now links to parent, children are present but not columns of data that go with them, making this link useless

 

Is there a setting I'm missing?

 

TIA

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

Although I understand the difference between context & full hierarchy, I don't currently see its practical use in a grid.

 

For example, I would assume that if I checked option for FH, I would see CP + parent / grandparent, etc --  not so. At least not here.

CP ok

 

Don't know when I should use one v the other. Don't know the advantage of using one v other.

 

TIA

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

What are the names of IQ's config files? Can I move them from one computer to another when installing IQ on a laptop... for instance?

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

Pierre, If there is consensus, would you mind terribly changing

 

strikethough to some key combo to go along w <CTRL>+S, i..e <CTRL><SHFT>

and

institute a forced save with <CTRL>S

 

<CTRL>S is such a standard for saving that I, for one, find myself striking thru a lot trying to institute a save even tho I know IQ saves when I switch focus.

 

Thanks for your consideration.

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

This happens when sub-items meet the source. (Like if all items meeting the source were considered top level...)

In grid, I want to select 5 items that are have no proximity, i.e. are not next to each other.

Were they next to each other I would use <SHFT>+down (or up) to select

 

But I cannot find the key combo to select multiple items that are not next to each other

Ordinarily I would use <CTRL>+click to make this kind of multiple selection but that doesn't seem to work in IQ.... at least, not for me.

 

Is there a key combo for this function that I'm missing?

 

Thank you.

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

working today (taking time off later in week though!)

Also I'm sure this has been discussed before but I really didnt know what to search for.

 

I want to add various characteristics of items to a new field - I cant add more than one thing from a drop-down list to a field so I'm not sure "how-to"

It doesnt suit having a field for each characteristic (too many probably eventually)

 

I think the answer would probably be a simple text field

So say I use colours as an example -

 

Item #1  [blue green]

Item #2  [blue orange]

Item #3  [red green]

 

and then I can filter for blue in that field

I'll miss being able to sort but it's about time I learned how to filter properly!

 

&n

Is there a way to create a grid directly from a form besides drag / drop one item at a time from properties?

If not, why not?

If not, can / will it be considered?

 

I realize the form is for data entry but it seems to me that it could have multiple uses where -- for example -- a project requires its own grid but while the items may differ, the specific data, i.e.columns are required in each grid.

 

Thanks

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

When copying data directly to IQ from FF -- i.e. not using <W>+N -- a flash frame of IQ appears over FF as  the data transfer is made. This is new in beta 10 03/21/09

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA