Minor flaw

terrypin wrote on 1/20/2013, 2:35 AM

I was caught out by the following small bug recently. As in just about every application I can think of which supports multiple windows, the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F6 in MEP 2013 switches to the next movie if several are in use. But it fails to switch the highlight to the correct tab. So at a glance you can easily think you're in Movie A but you're actually in Movie B.

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

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johnebaker wrote on 1/20/2013, 5:20 AM

Hi Terry

That definitely is a small bug - irritating but not devastating - tested against PSP X5 with multiple images which works OK.

Will you report it?

John

 

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terrypin wrote on 1/20/2013, 5:32 AM

 

Will you report it?

 

Hi John: Did that same time as my post above,

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

 

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