Anyone else having problems with the menu hotkey combinations?
The use of shift (number) to access the menus along the bottom of the screen is not working correctly.
I think it has something to do with the focus on the pop up dialogues, and the main screen changing, so they become untoglable, i.e. they open but won't close again, until focus is set back to them by clicking on the open dialogue.
Actually, the only one I can get to work at all is the OB, the others don't seem to work at all.
On a side note, is there any chance we can have icons instead of the abbreviated words for the buttons, some time in the future?
I don't know about others but even playing this game for a very long time, I still have problems with identifying which button I want to press to access the Intel filter the range rings, message filter and display lines.
The use of icons, like most other programs use nowadays, instead of the abbreviated words, would be so much better in my opinion.
Even better, would be if there were individual icons for each, instead of having to cycle through the lists.
The use of shift (number) to access the menus along the bottom of the screen is not working correctly.
I think it has something to do with the focus on the pop up dialogues, and the main screen changing, so they become untoglable, i.e. they open but won't close again, until focus is set back to them by clicking on the open dialogue.
Actually, the only one I can get to work at all is the OB, the others don't seem to work at all.
On a side note, is there any chance we can have icons instead of the abbreviated words for the buttons, some time in the future?
I don't know about others but even playing this game for a very long time, I still have problems with identifying which button I want to press to access the Intel filter the range rings, message filter and display lines.
The use of icons, like most other programs use nowadays, instead of the abbreviated words, would be so much better in my opinion.
Even better, would be if there were individual icons for each, instead of having to cycle through the lists.