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Article #269Re: Minor Interface complaint
From: T._Schmidt
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 21:29
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 21:29
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I'd still like to be able to turn off any GUI transparency manually and separately. I don't like the icons at all and never use the icon view, the same way I should be able to turn off any useless highlighting and transparencies you mentioned, that bear no additional information and nothing but cluttering iPodish styling that should be used to sell the app to idiots at a store but avoidable if you actually work with the app all day. I too liked CS2 the best but my main point about the stupid Screen Mode of CS3 was not that it existed, it was that I couldn't turn it off via the Keyboard Shortcuts Menu and Configurator has only gotten us a bit closer to this necessary level of customizability. If Adobe gave us more freedom, we could solve these problems without even bothering them. I could simply give the Tilde Shortcuts and additional Shortcut and wouldn't have any problems although not having a Tilde key, like so many other non-US-keyboard users do. Instead they give us two predefined shortcuts and a configurator that can take the entire app into pieces.
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