Several workflow suggestions actually...
Auto-forward when entering START/END
Replication:
1. Use the Time Calculator
2. Enter a Start time
3. expected function: after entering the 4th digit in the Start box the cursor will automatically jump to the End time box
Change the function of the OOOI +/-
* When pressing the +/- it changes the date (as noted in grey below the OOOI lines).
* If you are logging OOOI for a pending flight on a certain date, why would you need to change the date on the OOOI entry lines? Shouldn't the +/- serve to change the "minutes" in the OOOI, not the date? I understand you can use the clock icon but why do you need to change the date? Isn't logging OOOI a "one flight per logbook line" technique? I see the date +/- as redundant and possibly conflicting with the flight date at the top of the pending flight.
Auto-forward when entering START/END
Replication:
1. Use the Time Calculator
2. Enter a Start time
3. expected function: after entering the 4th digit in the Start box the cursor will automatically jump to the End time box
Change the function of the OOOI +/-
* When pressing the +/- it changes the date (as noted in grey below the OOOI lines).
* If you are logging OOOI for a pending flight on a certain date, why would you need to change the date on the OOOI entry lines? Shouldn't the +/- serve to change the "minutes" in the OOOI, not the date? I understand you can use the clock icon but why do you need to change the date? Isn't logging OOOI a "one flight per logbook line" technique? I see the date +/- as redundant and possibly conflicting with the flight date at the top of the pending flight.