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17.10.2006 14:56:30
Nice product but how to use it ?
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Hi,

I think your video looks very nice. It seems a very useful software. But when I installed, I didn't find all the stuff you did in the video...

first how do I get the menu to switch to another application ?

Thank you 

User

17.10.2006 15:51:25
Re: Nice product but how to use it ?
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I guess I didn't understand, first i had to press the menu button and then the left arrow.

Sorry 

User

17.10.2006 17:11:02
Re: Re: Nice product but how to use it ?
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Hello Jerome,

never mind. Feel free to ask if you have any more questions. For the 
most common questions, you'll also find help in the FAQ and by 
searching this forum.

Best regards, 
Felix 

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18.10.2006 15:28:02
Re: Nice product but how to use it ?
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wouldn't it be more obvious to first press the menu button and then the right arrow to move forward and use the menu ?

because, right now, I have to press the menu and then the left arrow to move backward to get the menu.

User

18.10.2006 18:38:01
Re: Re: Nice product but how to use it ?
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I don't think so. Right now, you can always press the menu button and 
see a legend of what button is doing what.

Also, you get access to all additional options and actions available 
for the application you are currently controling immediately.

And there's more to come ;-)

You can get straight to the top level of the menu by keeping the left 
button pressed, btw.

So it's one button press to get to the top level, but it would be - 
depending on where the behaviour is located in your menu 
configuration - a lot more presses (and tiresome if you do it more 
oftenly) to get to the active behaviour's menu.

These thoughts have made me implement the menu as it is :-)

Best regards, 
Felix