Which tab is active?

I think I remember past requests for making it more obvious which tab is active, but I'm not able to find a uservoice suggestion about this.

I'd love to use the keyboard more, instead of the mouse, but find it hard to pick out which tab is active. That thin bar at the top of the tab doesn't draw my presbyopic eyes very well.

Is there some background in the forums about this issue? Or a uservoice proposal that I can vote for?

Thanks.

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DMB

Mary-Ellen, Logos is supposed to be cool. That'd be for youngsters like George. Logos assumes that you already use a magnifying glass to find the verse numbers that look like the footnote numbers. So the blue bar on the tab bar is HUGE!

Don't know of a vote-able user request. And even if everyone voted, Logos fears any loss of cool-ity. Easy of use isn't in their vocabulary.

Actually the transparent bar is their 2nd go at the problem (your memory of user frustration). Their first fix came about when the Logos CEO was trying to use the software.

George Somsel

Mary-Ellen, Logos is supposed to be cool. That'd be for youngsters like George. Logos assumes that you already use a magnifying glass to find the verse numbers that look like the footnote numbers. So the blue bar on the tab bar is HUGE!

Don't know of a vote-able user request. And even if everyone voted, Logos fears any loss of cool-ity. Easy of use isn't in their vocabulary.

Actually the transparent bar is their 2nd go at the problem (your memory of user frustration). Their first fix came about when the Logos CEO was trying to use the software.

You lost me here. Even allowing for your perverse sense of humor (love it—occasionally I get that way, but you live it), I don't understand. There is a line at the top of the active tab (Is it blue or green or red—no, I'm not color-blind, just being silly). I agree, it is somewhat subtle, but that beats the Christmas tree effect of L3 in tagging items. Look for the union label, uh, dark line (whatever its color, black or blue or black and blue) at the top of the tab.

Now, if they'd only bring back the "Weights and Measures" feature of L3. [:'(]

DMB

Now don't get me going, George. Just because I'm one foot in the grave doesn't call for 'Christmas tree effect of L3 in tagging items'.

Let's take a look at the facts (example below):

- A nice subtle palette of reds, salmons, and ochre, punctuated with browns, and greyish whites. Check.

- Tabs clearly shown with the present one in use highlighted clearly (no squinting needed).

- Everything as it should be; all in place; just as described in the book of Titus, the most important of the NT books.

Now, without the use of a microscope or high-powered magnifying glass, locate the tab in use below (hint: it's above the evil hebrew interlinear!).

JT (alabama24)

A nice subtle palette of reds, salmons, and ochre, punctuated with browns, and greyish whites

Nice? Subtle? <insert snicker here>

Logos does need to figure out a way to distinguish the active tab better. This isn't it. There is a reason those good folks at Libronix went out of business. [:P]

Randy W. Sims

Apologies if this has already been suggested; I haven't read the entire thread. But have you tried the sonar command: press Left-Ctrl + Right-Alt + Right Shift + Home while you sing the chorus to Yellow Submarine three times.

You might have to practice a few times to get it just right.

Mary-Ellen

You might have to practice a few times to get it just right.

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