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xylo · 05-09-2005

Hi,
I'd like to thank Rico for this little jewel.

If you're still looking for suggestions, I have an idea which you may like.

Since the person who will use BW5Tweaker will use it to do only one of 3 things: Read, Write or both (i.e. copy), why not remove (gray out) the options that are not valid for the selected operation?

I'm suggesting a remake of the interface, where the user MUST first select the operation (Read, Write, Copy), then create 2 tabs: Read and Write which contain all the options for the respective operation ONLY. So if the user wants to Read a CD, the Write tab will not be available and vice-versa. Of course both tabs will be available if a Copy operation is requested, or perhaps you can create a 3rd tab which contains both read and write options, plus any options applicable only to a copy operation.

I think it would make BW5Tweaker a bit more user-friendly for those of us who only use it occasionally (and forget a lot by the next time they need to use it).

What do you think?

05-09-2005	#286 (permalink)
xylo New on Forum Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1	Re: BlindWrite v5 Tweaker Hi, I'd like to thank Rico for this little jewel. If you're still looking for suggestions, I have an idea which you may like. Since the person who will use BW5Tweaker will use it to do only one of 3 things: Read, Write or both (i.e. copy), why not remove (gray out) the options that are not valid for the selected operation? I'm suggesting a remake of the interface, where the user MUST first select the operation (Read, Write, Copy), then create 2 tabs: Read and Write which contain all the options for the respective operation ONLY. So if the user wants to Read a CD, the Write tab will not be available and vice-versa. Of course both tabs will be available if a Copy operation is requested, or perhaps you can create a 3rd tab which contains both read and write options, plus any options applicable only to a copy operation. I think it would make BW5Tweaker a bit more user-friendly for those of us who only use it occasionally (and forget a lot by the next time they need to use it). What do you think?