Feature request:

Current behavior: If I double-click the name of a Tag in the Tags pane, then the IQ content tagged with that particular Tag opens in a Scratch tab for viewing. Unfortunately, if I have one or more Scratch tabs already open (containing other content), then this action replaces the content in one of my already-open Scratch tabs (no data are lost; I just lose the view of the previous content, and I have to recall what content I had been viewing in that Scratch tab).

Feature request:

Current behavior: If I have multiple Scratch tabs open in IQ (each containing different content), when I close and reopen IQ, the Scratch tabs reopen (the same number of Scratch tabs) but the Scratch tabs all contain the same content (which is the content of one of the Scratch tabs prior to closing IQ). The net result is that I am not able to discern what content had been open in the other Scratch tabs (prior to closing IQ).

Hi. Just noticed again that you can't scroll from one year into another on the calendar with the mouse wheel, nor is it possible via the +day or +week buttons, only at month scale. Is this by design? Thanks!

Suggestion: add "created date" and "modified date" to Field Properties display.

Sample uses:

1) To find a field you created or changed recently but can't remember the name.

2) To provide a clue to the purpose of a field (eg you can sort by date to see that it was part of a group of fields created for a specific purpose).

Wayne

I often set reminders for events, and after the relevant event is no longer relevant I delete it entirely from my IQ base (not just in the Calendar or other relevant grids). Nevertheless, reminders for such events are still listed in the Reminders dialog even after I have deleted the relevant events from my IQ base.

Is there any way to make sure that the reminders for such events will no longer be displayed after the relevant events have been deleted?

Thanks!

Have three-state fields been considered for InfoQube?

I use yes/no fields to track various kinds of work and I often find that I need it to track three conditions, not just two =

1) Yes

2) No

3) Not checked yet (ie unknown if item's condition is a yes or no)

So I end having to use two columns to track one set of conditions, which seems inefficient.

When I filter the grid for a word, is it possible to get the filtered word/string highlighted?

Header item on outline level 1

   Sub-header Item on outline level 2

      Multiple sub-Items on outline level 3

If the two items on levels 1 and 2 are joined, all the sub-items on Level 3 are deleted unless the option to delete the original is unchecked. 

99% of the time, I DO want the original deleted, so it was inevitable that the delete option would be checked.  I assumed the sub-items would remain under the new combined header.

We can Hide columns but I often forget that I have hidden columns and I don't always right click to find hidden column.
I suggest an alternative to Hide by instead collapse a column, still visible but with a minimum width. Un-collapsing the column brings it back to its original width.

Like this:

A special outline/grid to browse the filesystem, and associate files as desired with IQ fields/tags.

The outline/grid replicates the filesystem hierarchy, but in the form of an IQ grid, and with the usual grid tools for navigating, collapsing, expanding, etc.

Grid columns include the usual file manager columns (Name, Extension, Size, Datetime stamps (Modified etc) but also IQ field columns as desired.