Using InfoQube without a keyboard

Information management systems, and InfoQube in particular, are keyboard-centric applications. That is one reason why IQ has a wide range of keyboard shortcuts, most of which are user customizable.
 
However, with the advent of touch-based operating systems, PCs are evolving and their form-factors are changing.
Convertible, detachable and 2-in-1 devices (such as the Microsoft Surface Pro) are more and more popular and sometimes used as tablets (i.e.

Version 0.9.108a is now available !

Submitted by Pierre_Admin on 2018/02/16 14:19
Hi IQ Users !
 
Well, well, v108 was supposed to be a minor update to v107, basically adding support for Calendar repeating events.
 
As it turned out, from one thing to another, just about every aspect of IQ was worked on.
The Calendar of course, but also Workspace tabs, numerous aspects of grids (filtering, hoist, drag-drop, columns), Gantt charts, Universal links, Toolbars and

Split Items & Multiple Parents

Submitted by WayneK on 2018/02/15 16:04
Example: You have a large paragraph assigned to multiple parents. You want to split the single large item into into two or three smaller items to make them easier to read.
 
When you do this, the new item doesn't inherit the multiple parents. You have to track down all the other parents and manually copy/paste the new split items. If you fail to do this, the split info will disappear altogether from the other parents and information in those contexts will be lost.
 
I tried using the split dialog with "duplicate item values" checked but apparently parent assignments are not considered values.
 
I don't know all the implications of changing how this works, but wouldn't it make sense to have split items inherit multiple parents?  Or is there a way right now to avoid this problem?
 
Wayne
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