Hello,
In the date/time picker, I really liked the old way of entering the time since it was four quick number pad keystrokes and done (I try to use the mouse as little as possible), but I understand if there were issues with international Windows editions. I understand now that one must use right arrow key or the ":" colon symbol to advance between the two time fields, hours and minutes. Since the colon is two extra keystrokes and on a different part of the keyboard (not on the number pad) and it *really* slows down entry, could the "." period on the number pad also serve the same function? It is not needed otherwise so could it be re-purposed in this case? That would keep entry local to the number pad, be only one extra key, and be very quick.
Thanks for the continued improvements!
In the date/time picker, I really liked the old way of entering the time since it was four quick number pad keystrokes and done (I try to use the mouse as little as possible), but I understand if there were issues with international Windows editions. I understand now that one must use right arrow key or the ":" colon symbol to advance between the two time fields, hours and minutes. Since the colon is two extra keystrokes and on a different part of the keyboard (not on the number pad) and it *really* slows down entry, could the "." period on the number pad also serve the same function? It is not needed otherwise so could it be re-purposed in this case? That would keep entry local to the number pad, be only one extra key, and be very quick.
Thanks for the continued improvements!