Situation:

 

Contact list = boolean field

Properties: inheritance value -> sub-items is un-checked

Equations: hierarchy equation is none & blank

 

any item entered within Contact list grid is automatically assigned to 'contact list' field

so far so good

 

To get phone #, etc I find contact & create a sub-item within contact list grid

the child (sub-item) is also automatically assigned to 'contact list' field

 

Is this right?

 

I do want to be able to call up a contact & get the history of my interaction with them.

 

If this thread is in the wrong place, move it where it should be .... discussion perhaps

To me, it seemed like a bug but I'm never sure

 

Thanks.

 

User has column spacing set as required for user's needs

User closes IQ

User opens IQ sometimes finding column spacing has changed for no apparent reason.

Current situation:

 

User opens 5 tabs

User closes program

user opens program - only first tab available

user re-opens other work tabs

 

 

v924g8

w 3 panes open: outline, html, properties (form pane nested)

 

focus on outline

click <F11> outline pane zooms full screen

 

focus on html pane

click <F11> html pane gets detatched

 

focus on properties pane (w nested form pane)

click <F11>  properties pane disappears, i.e. form pane zooms

 

focus on forms pane (nested within properties pane)

click <F11> form pane zooms, eliminating properties

 

I think <F11> should toggle & be limited to the following:

 

zoom outline full screen, i.e.

Hi Pierre:

 

Using version G8 (sounds like a summit). The repair dialog used to have an OK button just like the compact dialog. These acknowledge completion of the process.

 

I don't know - I'm getting a bit discouraged. IQ is a wonderful concept, but right now there are too many idiosyncracies, too many work-arounds, too many useablility issues and too many annoyances I have to put up with. It is fun seeing what IQ can do, but I need to get work done. I know this is a beta, so I should keep my mouth shut. For now, it is  back to Ultra Recall (which I have never stopped using) and Ecco Pro. I plan to keep on using IQ casually and will continue to contribute what I can.

 

Jon 

I think I've requested that a while ago. And I think it'd be very very useful and would take advantage of IQ's potential.

Hopefully, it'd possible.

 

Usage : I'd like to easily be able create "Outline templates" for different tasks, projects, etc. by copying and pasting them.

 

Let's say I'm working on a project and would like to create a template out of the organizational outline for that project. After filtering out all the project's specific info, display in a grid the main structure/skeleton of the project -- which is very easy to do if one identifies titles with a Yes/No field --  I'd like to be able to copy and paste that outline.

 

Anyone else experiencing this in the HTML pane?

 

with HTML content:

the cursor often doesnt show where it should. It's sometimes a couple of letters behind - usually just slightly off though) making it difficult to select text or delete letters.

 

It's not noticable (or at least not a problem) at times - possibly with text that's spread out more but I'm not 100% sure.

 

Sometimes one / all of these things are necessary to get something work right.

Is there a rhyme or reason for any of it?

What are the rules?

 

I've had copied data in an html pane change format from center to left just shifting between items

I've had data disappear / appear clicking between items

I've had shortcut keys stop working until program re-starts

I've had IQ stop functioning after deleting a large # of items

I've had IQ drop out completely on occassion

And there are other quirks as well...

It wasn't like that. I think it happened with one of the latest builds. IMO, IQ's process should not get over 1-2% when the program isn't used.

Reference Developing a Tutorial IQBase for new users. Per Jerome's great start, this is my take on a 1st tutorial -- link to nonexistent node ID 1102 --. I'm considering it "complete".

 

Grids 1-3 were tested by my 11-year-old, who provided some invaluable feedback.

 

Observations:

 

1) it was fun to write, and it helped learn/reinforce some of the things I knew about IQ. (I really know my "enters" and my "ctrl-enters" now!)

 

2) the child pages in the manual were put in (quickly) for reference.  I used my normal working IQ, rather than start up a stock version.

 

3) I'm a little burnt out (with tutorial writing, not IQ of course).  Any revisions, feel free to update the zip file and upload it again; the system allows it. Else you can attach a renamed file.