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[oryk]

Hello,

it would be helpful

- to have the same ONE-STRIKE shortcut functionality in contact sheet mode as in preview mode.

e.g.: just strike <Y> (not <OPTION>+<Y>) for copy files


- to have a separate shortcut to move files.


Thank you for your attention.

-Oryk
(PM 4.4.3 beta 2, MAC OS 10.4.6)

[Kirk Baker]

it would be helpful

- to have the same ONE-STRIKE shortcut functionality in contact sheet mode as in preview mode.

e.g.: just strike <Y> (not <OPTION>+<Y>) for copy files


- to have a separate shortcut to move files.

Much of the same shortcuts do exist when operating in the Contact Sheet under the same circumstances, which is when you have a single item selected.  I could add 'Y' to copy a single file and Command-Y to copy one or more selected files.

Here are the single selection shortcuts when in the Contact Sheet:

A: play audio annotation, if any
E: edit photo in external editor
T: toggle tag
+: turn tag on
-: turn tag off
[: rotate CCW
]: rotate CW
I: IPTC Info
0-8: set/clear color class
U: upload via FTP
<space bar>: show in Preview

I could see 'M' (rename) and 'Y' (copy) being useful, and if there were two or more items selected, H (preview first two items in horizontal layout) and V (preview first two items in vertical layout) being useful.

Of the keys already implemented, only +/- are inconsistent with what Preview does with them (increase/decrease zoom factor).

Thanks for the feedback,

-Kirk

[oryk]

it would be helpful

- to have the same ONE-STRIKE shortcut functionality in contact sheet mode as in preview mode.

e.g.: just strike <Y> (not <OPTION>+<Y>) for copy files


- to have a separate shortcut to move files.

Much of the same shortcuts do exist when operating in the Contact Sheet under the same circumstances, which is when you have a single item selected.  I could add 'Y' to copy a single file and Command-Y to copy one or more selected files.

Here are the single selection shortcuts when in the Contact Sheet:

A: play audio annotation, if any
E: edit photo in external editor
T: toggle tag
+: turn tag on
-: turn tag off
[: rotate CCW
]: rotate CW
I: IPTC Info
0-8: set/clear color class
U: upload via FTP
<space bar>: show in Preview

I could see 'M' (rename) and 'Y' (copy) being useful, and if there were two or more items selected, H (preview first two items in horizontal layout) and V (preview first two items in vertical layout) being useful.

Of the keys already implemented, only +/- are inconsistent with what Preview does with them (increase/decrease zoom factor).

Thanks for the feedback,

-Kirk

<S> (for <save>) would be helpful as well. What's about a shortcut to move files ?

Thank you.

-Oryk

[Kirk Baker]

it would be helpful

- to have the same ONE-STRIKE shortcut functionality in contact sheet mode as in preview mode.

e.g.: just strike <Y> (not <OPTION>+<Y>) for copy files


- to have a separate shortcut to move files.

Much of the same shortcuts do exist when operating in the Contact Sheet under the same circumstances, which is when you have a single item selected.  I could add 'Y' to copy a single file and Command-Y to copy one or more selected files.

Here are the single selection shortcuts when in the Contact Sheet:

A: play audio annotation, if any
E: edit photo in external editor
T: toggle tag
+: turn tag on
-: turn tag off
[: rotate CCW
]: rotate CW
I: IPTC Info
0-8: set/clear color class
U: upload via FTP
<space bar>: show in Preview

I could see 'M' (rename) and 'Y' (copy) being useful, and if there were two or more items selected, H (preview first two items in horizontal layout) and V (preview first two items in vertical layout) being useful.

Of the keys already implemented, only +/- are inconsistent with what Preview does with them (increase/decrease zoom factor).

<S> (for <save>) would be helpful as well. What's about a shortcut to move files ?

Move them where?  Or do you mean to open up the Copy dialog with the Move checkbox already set?

-Kirk

[oryk]

Yes, I mean to open up the Copy or a simular dialog with the Move checkbox already set !

-Oryk