Key Stroke to revoke Color Classes ...

[oryk]

Hello,

to improve my workflow, I like to have the option to revoke a chosen Color Class by hitting the same number key again (like tag and untag files).


Oryk

[Kirk Baker]

Oryk,

to improve my workflow, I like to have the option to revoke a chosen Color Class by hitting the same number key again (like tag and untag files).

Do you mean that you want it to change back to 'None', right?

-Kirk

[Melissa Wade]

Not sure if that is what he wants, but I think that would be great especially since I always forget that it doesn't work that way and try it.

-Melissa

[oryk]

Oryk,

to improve my workflow, I like to have the option to revoke a chosen Color Class by hitting the same number key again (like tag and untag files).

Do you mean that you want it to change back to 'None', right?

-Kirk

Kirk,

yes, that's what I mean. Like tag and untag files (Keystroke <T>).

Oryk

[SamFrost]

This would be a nice improvement for me too.

[vfnewman]

Ditto here.  I'd love to see that added.

Victor Newman

[Hannibal]

I prefer it the way it is. How hard is it to hit the zero key to un-assign? Keys that toggle an assignment on or off would be more prone to input error. For example, while making color class assignments in slide show, I enter "1", or did I only half press the key. Now I can't tell if I am toggling on or off without visual reference from the screen. Now I need to move forward one file and then back to check the color class. My opinion only.

[dbrouse]

I think I'd like ti to toggle on/off...in addition that would free up "0" to be another color class as well.  You just increased the number of color classes by 11%!!! Talk about a product improvement!!!

dbr

[Kirk Baker]

I prefer it the way it is. How hard is it to hit the zero key to un-assign? Keys that toggle an assignment on or off would be more prone to input error. For example, while making color class assignments in slide show, I enter "1", or did I only half press the key. Now I can't tell if I am toggling on or off without visual reference from the screen. Now I need to move forward one file and then back to check the color class. My opinion only.

How about we make it a preference?  The default would be to leave it the way it is.  Users who want the optional behavior can enable the option.

-Kirk

[dbrouse]

Preferences works for me, you da man!!!

-dbr