At 01:07 AM 3/6/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> > It's on the todo list. Unfortunately, we can't do EVERYTHING all at
>the
> > same time. I sure wish we could, but.... :-)
>
>Any chance of seeing this anytime soon, or will this have to wait for
>another six months?
That's a significant feature (saving named filters), so it won't appear
until a subsequent feature update. At this point in time, it is highly
UNlikely you will see it sooner than 6 months. If users had let us know
this was an important thing to add prior to the V1.1 release, we could have
juggled the things added to V1.1. Unfortunately, we're finding this out
AFTER the release. Sorry. :-(
>If I can specify a default directory to save decks into I am missing
>it. If I open/save a deck to a folder, then switch to another game
>system, it will remember the last place I saved/loaded from and not
>just the game. As a result of this, I have accidently save Lord of
>the Rings decks in my Game of Thrones folder and vice versa.
This is now added to the todo list. In the meantime, you might consider
just prefixing the deck name with an appropriate indicator of the game
system (e.g "[LotR] My killer deck.dck"). This might eliminate the
confusion until we can get the feature added.
>That is not what I am getting at. For example, I would like to say
>that I want 4 Gronks, but they can be any gronks, standard, foil, etc.
>Thus then if I enter 1 foil Gronk and 2 normal Gronks, it would only
>show an acquire of 1.
OK, now I understand. That's significantly more complex than the current
mechanism allows and would require non-trivial changes to the database and
how the code is handled. I've added this to the todo list, although it is
probably on the scale of a V2.0 feature (please don't ask for a timeframe,
since we don't have one yet <G>).
>If I select it,all the check boxes clear, and all the clear boxes
>get "don't"-ed. For the effect I want, I want the checked boxes to
>get "don't"-ed (or checked boxes to uncheck and vice versa).
>
>Where this came up was in Lord of the Rings. For the various culture
>cards, they come in two formats. The allies and companians have the
>card name on top, the rest of the culture cards have the name along
>the top left edge. I keep my cards sorted by these two types to make
>it easer to find cards. I want to select allies and companians in a
>particular culture, manage my inventory, hit the invert button to
>select all the card types I had not selected before.
Ah! Now I understand. It's been added to the todo list.
> > >7. The what's new list indicates the card view has arrows to
>navigate
> > >to next/previous card. Don't see 'em.
> >
> > Currently, the arrows only allow you to cycle within the deck
>construction
> > lists - not the inventory - so they aren't visible within
>inventory. If you
> > want to see complete inventory data, you can use the Accessory
>Window for
> > showing card info. See the Settings menu.
> >
> > We'll add this to the inventory window in the future.
>
>I didn't see it anywhere, inventory or deck construction.
Viewing the complete details for a card within deck construction is
accessed via the right-click menu. Right-click on a card and select "View
Card Details".
>If I specify columns and sequence of information, I can either have a
>particular piece of data show up in the grid, in the info box, or not
>at all. I am going to modify this request and 9 before to be able to
>independately control both, instead of tying them together like this.
>
>What I am trying to acclomplish is to show ALL data relevant to game
>play in the card view box even if it is already showing in the grid.
OK. So you effectively want to be able to put a check in BOTH the "column"
and "info" boxes within the View form, having the information show up in
both places.
>This is a lot more important in the deck construction card view
>window than the inventory version.
If it gets added to one, it's virtually free to add it to the other. :-)
Thanks, Rob
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