[JohnV]

My biggest knock currently against the T2 package is how we look up the GIFI numbers and description.

The lookup window is too small, and the scrolling is at it's own speed, and often the scrolling goes past your "stopping point" and disappears out of the window....well it happens if you keep your mouse at the bottom of the window....


So give us a huge window and let us see ALL the codes in one window. We can then quickly find and highlight the one we need and bring it in

[D Jarrett]

Hey JohnV,

Is this when you put your cursor in the code field and hit F6?

Just making sure you were aware of that. If you are, cool, maybe Intuit will find a better way.

Cheers.

[unknown]

Wish QB was as good with GIFI as Profile is

[David Blue]

Dear Intuit:

Please remember some of us are over 40 that are using your software.


We Need Larger Fonts To read the Screen.

The normal fonts are just a little to small to read in some cases.

and for those over 50

I don't think you could make the fonts large enough.

[JohnV]

WOW....I never saw that before :)

I've always used the 'arrow" next to the box.

You've opened up a whole new universe..... thanks a big time saving bunch there DJ!!

[D Jarrett]

David Blue, on Mar 12 2007, 02:25 PM, said:

Dear Intuit:

Please remember some of us are over 40 that are using your software.
We Need Larger Fonts To read the Screen.

The normal fonts are just a little to small to read in some cases.

and for those over 50

I don't think you could make the fonts large enough.

800X600 resolution + extra large fonts (display properties, appearance tab) + adjusting dpi settings (display properties, settings, advanced, general tab, choose large size) might help. :)

Then again, there is always the screen magnifier which is cool, but clumsy.

[David Blue]

D Jarrett, on Mar 12 2007, 10:12 PM, said:

800X600 resolution + extra large fonts (display properties, appearance tab) + adjusting dpi settings (display properties, settings, advanced, general tab, choose large size) might help. :)

Then again, there is always the screen magnifier which is cool, but clumsy.

I was thinking about getting a 22 inch monitor my self.

[Joe]

Bus to Local drug store ... $3

One pair reading glasses ... $15

Bus from Local drug store... $3

Clear fonts on screeen ..... Priceless.....
.
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[unknown]

Got 2 22" wide monitors on my puter

[Bill]

D Jarrett, on Mar 12 2007, 06:07 PM, said:

Hey JohnV,

Is this when you put your cursor in the code field and hit F6?

Just making sure you were aware of that. If you are, cool, maybe Intuit will find a better way.

Cheers.

WOW- Me too!! Thanks DJ. All these years of using the program and not knowing that. I wonder how many other neat shortcuts I'm missing!

Thanks again,
Bill

[JohnDearin]

Yep 22" Acer, nothing like it.

As for two of em, I can hardly keep up with the work on one, let alone two.

John Dearin

[unknown]

great to have profile or a spreadsheet on one, QB on the other

[JohnDearin]

I'd need to make the office bigger to get two 22" screens on my desk :lol:

Something to look forward to next year, I can see the advantages. Bert can you have the same program on both screens? IE so you can look at one and have the other turned around towards the client?

John Dearin

[unknown]

yep

and with XP you can have 4 monitors, if you like.