Here is something a bit annoying that I wonder if anyone has noticed. I don't think it is suppose to happen, so I thought I'd run it by you all.
If you have your display windows set to tile horizontal, and you select any window except the logbook(spreadsheet), the window just activates as the selected window. But when you select the logbook(spead sheet), the displaly window for spreadsheet somehow realigns itself causing the main program to produce horizontal and vertical scroll bars. These main bars are in addition to the existing scroll bars of the spreadsheets' window. If you pick any other window, the main scroll bars disappear, as the speadsheet window resets itself to fit within the proper display margins. Not a major issue, but none the less a bit annoying.
I don't know if this behavior is particular to just my machine and display settings, so if anyone else has observed this, let Neal know, (he's a perfectionist) and will address it.
Observation made with monitor setting at 1280x1024 and LB Pro maximized on the screen.
If you have your display windows set to tile horizontal, and you select any window except the logbook(spreadsheet), the window just activates as the selected window. But when you select the logbook(spead sheet), the displaly window for spreadsheet somehow realigns itself causing the main program to produce horizontal and vertical scroll bars. These main bars are in addition to the existing scroll bars of the spreadsheets' window. If you pick any other window, the main scroll bars disappear, as the speadsheet window resets itself to fit within the proper display margins. Not a major issue, but none the less a bit annoying.
I don't know if this behavior is particular to just my machine and display settings, so if anyone else has observed this, let Neal know, (he's a perfectionist) and will address it.
Observation made with monitor setting at 1280x1024 and LB Pro maximized on the screen.