I used menu commands for the video. Keyboard shortcuts (CMD-X, etc) do not work either.
Joe Clarke
On
Tue, 10 Jun, 2014 at 4:23 PM
Hi Dave, CTRL + X and other commends will work for you. The cut copy and paste option on the canvas/Edit screen will work and so will pressing delete on the keyboard when you have items selected.
I will add a request for the edit options on the Application bar as well.
D
Dave Millman
On
Tue, 10 Jun, 2014 at 4:33 PM
Joe,
The issue about the Control key versus the Command key has been raised before. I believe Jon Air replied recently here:
After reading your reply, I went back and tested VideoScribe 2 Mac again. Unbelievably, the CUT command has been assigned to CNTRL-X instead of CMD-X, despite the fact that under the Edit menu, it says CMD-X. the same is true for Copy, Paste, etc.
There are multiple problems here:
The standard Macintosh user interface uses the CMD key, not the CNTRL key.
The VideoScribe menu shows CMD-X.
When you click CMD-X, the File menu blinks as if something has happened, when in reality nothing has happened.
Do you think this should be mentioned in the release notes?
D
Dave Millman
On
Tue, 10 Jun, 2014 at 4:41 PM
For reference, the Macintosh user interface guidelines are here:
This issue was buried in a previous thread, so I am creating a new thread.
Commands under the Edit menu in Version 2 (Cut, Delete, etc.) do not work as far as I can tell. Please view this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUHoSusHDTk
I used menu commands for the video. Keyboard shortcuts (CMD-X, etc) do not work either.
Hi Dave, CTRL + X and other commends will work for you. The cut copy and paste option on the canvas/Edit screen will work and so will pressing delete on the keyboard when you have items selected.
I will add a request for the edit options on the Application bar as well.
Joe,
The issue about the Control key versus the Command key has been raised before. I believe Jon Air replied recently here:
http://help.videoscribe.co/support/discussions/topics/1000023915
After reading your reply, I went back and tested VideoScribe 2 Mac again. Unbelievably, the CUT command has been assigned to CNTRL-X instead of CMD-X, despite the fact that under the Edit menu, it says CMD-X. the same is true for Copy, Paste, etc.
There are multiple problems here:
For reference, the Macintosh user interface guidelines are here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/userexperience/conceptual/applehiguidelines/Menus/Menus.html
I noticed in the tutorial videos that there are a few Macintosh computers at Sparkol, so these should be easy enough to observe and test.
Hi Dave, I have moved this over to the Ideas and features section.