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JohnWho · 06-16-2010, 02:16 PM

Exactly Wizwad.

With the Limit Frame Rate slider, it could have the "-" / "+" signs, or the words "less/more" or "lower/higher" or perhaps "min/max" or the numbers "30" and "124" (the min/max numbers) or 30 fps/124 fps, or ....

Well, you get the idea. There is no right or wrong regarding the labels. What there is is the way Jim decides. A consistent look simply shows attention to detail and a more polished finished product.

I agree with cjmaddy that it doesn't "need" the "-"/"+" signs, but Jim's reply in post #18 made me think that he was going to add them to each of the places I mentioned.

Sure it is minor or "picky". MA 3 has been out for quite a while, and a few of the Settings panels did not have the SereneScreen/MA3 image on them. The program still worked just fine. However, those screens now have the image. So does the new Set Background Colors screen. Do they make the program run any better? "No". But, it does appear a bit more polished and finished.

What's the harm in this?

06-16-2010, 02:16 PM	#32
JohnWho Registered Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Tampa Bay Area, Florida Posts: 486	Exactly Wizwad. With the Limit Frame Rate slider, it could have the "-" / "+" signs, or the words "less/more" or "lower/higher" or perhaps "min/max" or the numbers "30" and "124" (the min/max numbers) or 30 fps/124 fps, or .... Well, you get the idea. There is no right or wrong regarding the labels. What there is is the way Jim decides. A consistent look simply shows attention to detail and a more polished finished product. I agree with cjmaddy that it doesn't "need" the "-"/"+" signs, but Jim's reply in post #18 made me think that he was going to add them to each of the places I mentioned. Sure it is minor or "picky". MA 3 has been out for quite a while, and a few of the Settings panels did not have the SereneScreen/MA3 image on them. The program still worked just fine. However, those screens now have the image. So does the new Set Background Colors screen. Do they make the program run any better? "No". But, it does appear a bit more polished and finished. What's the harm in this? I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant!