SUGG: Next Search Result, Undo Button

PL

Suggestions (running 4.0b Beta 2):

1) When selecting "Search Results" in the new drop-down in front of the up / down arrow icons, the program will jump to the next search result with the search word being the first line of the display.  Suggest  making the search word  appear on the 3rd or 4th line of display so as to provide some context of the search result.

2) Add an UNDO option somewhere -- currently there is no way to undo an accidental delete of anything under the File menu.

Side question: Should suggestions be posted here (PC Beta forum), Suggestions forum, or the Features Requests page of the Wiki?

Thanks for a great beta!

Peter

Rosie Perera

1) When selecting "Search Results" in the new drop-down in front of the up / down arrow icons, the program will jump to the next search result with the search word being the first line of the display.  Suggest  making the search word  appear on the 3rd or 4th line of display so as to provide some context of the search result.

+1 [Y]

2) Add an UNDO option somewhere -- currently there is no way to undo an accidental delete of anything under the File menu.

+1 [Y]  The standard Windows keyboard command for undo (Ctrl+Z) works in a lot of situations (accidentally deleting a single note, for example). But deleting items from the File menu cannot be undone this way. I absolutely concur, it needs to be implemented.

Side question: Should suggestions be posted here (PC Beta forum), Suggestions forum, or the Features Requests page of the Wiki?

I'm not a representative of Logos so I don't know where they look first, but I would suggest either of the latter two would be best, unless it's a tweak (more like a bugfix) to a newly introduced feature in the current beta, such as your point #1. So far I have not seen any evidence that any feature suggestions from us are making it onto a list of features that are coming soon. But there's a cloud of mystery between us and Logos development which is probably a good thing. They'd be driven to distraction if they responded to every single thing we asked for.[;)] I trust them to take it all into consideration in due time and make the best decisions based on their knowledge of how most people are using the product (from the automated feedback many of us authorize) and what else they've got up their sleeves which is still going to be a surprise to us.