Hi IQUsers,

 

Of course, Tags wouldn't be complete until available in the New Item dialog (also used by the Universal Clipper)

 

This is the proposed new layout:

 

For reference, this is what it looks like right now:

 

Comments ?

 

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

 

Note sure whether these are Bugs or Intentional or "Just how it works"...

I noticed that an item was missing from a grid named "Papers" so I searched for it:and got this result in Live Search:

 

hi Pierre
the current release thread has become a monster where it's difficult to find info.
 
Would you consider locking threads that announce IQ releases, thereby forcing us to start new threads for feedback?
Just a suggestion -- may have disadvantages (not so easy for users to give feedback)
 

I'd appreciate any advice on getting "sort" to work correctly

 

1) Column sort

 

I like using this because it's convenient for rapidly switching between different sorts.  Unfortunately, i can't get it to persist.  The sort order is repeatedly lost and has to be re-applied after hoists, column filters etc.  Maybe this is by design but it'd be nice if a column sort would be maintained until a new sort is applied

 

2) Incorrect alphabetical sort order.

 

(I corrected the title from SNB to SNDB)  

Reference Paul's comment in [node:4313, title="Adjusting Tag Grid TEXT SIZE can cause Tag List to list [Item Font] instead of [Item]"]

 

 [quote=Pierre_Admin]

[quote=Paul_J_Miller]

I think it might be a good idea to have the InfoQube documentation downloadable as an InfoQube notebase.  This would also be a good demonstration of the power and versatility of the program.

[/quote]

It would be nice indeed, but IQ does not have that feature built-in and would probably be quite a bit of work...

I created standalone files for each chapter here: InfoQube Documentation: Main Page

Great for "bed-time" or "bus ride" reading 

  

Pierre_Admin

IQ

 How do you move a grid from one a current IQ Base to a new one. I have tried exporting but I havn't found a way to keep my notes that are stored in the Doc pane.

 

It would be great if you could drag and drop a grid from one Base to another.

 

Thanks,

This was prompted by the new tags -- I'm looking from input from people on how they use tags in IQ -- or how they *imagine* tags could be used in IQ.

 

For our information management in IQ we have:

and now we have tags.

 

I was already feeling unsure how to organise stuff -- and while I find the whole tag thing wonderful, I'm wondering when to use each of the above -- tag or field, hierarchy or tag, etc. etc. Sometimes it's hard to know when to put things in separate grids. Of course there will be learning en route and dead ends (e.g.

When I set outline indenting, I'm torn between:

 

1) Keeping it large enough to make it easy to distinguish subitems from TLIs

2) Avoiding making it so large that it wastes horizontal space

 

I just noticed that if you increase the indent, the TLI's move over, too.  This decreases the contrast between the levels and wastes horizontal space.

 

 

Caveat: there may be a reason they have to move, and some people may like for the TLI's to move away from the border.  Maybe have a separate indent setting for TLIs and sub-items?

 

Note to self: another way to increase contrast is to use a color scheme for different levels but I'll have to see if I can do that without interfering with highlighting for empha