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Edit Timetable to open at Location List 24/07/2014 at 09:01 #63081
maxand
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Although I first suggested this here, no one has commented on this idea so I've opened a separate thread for this as it is significantly different from the earlier one.

Whenever I find myself needing to actually edit a train's timetable, 9 times out of 10 it involves editing a timing point, so I jump to the Location List, which requires an extra click; I hardly ever need to modify the train's description or characteristics. How do others feel about this suggestion? I think it would also help newcomers who might not be aware that Location List is a complete, editable version of Show Timetable.

I also reiterate my earlier request to display the name of the next timing point in the Location List more prominently than at present, say Bold + Italic, or change to another monospaced font (preferably smaller!) in which boldface is more prominent.

Last edited: 24/07/2014 at 09:03 by maxand
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Edit Timetable to open at Location List 24/07/2014 at 10:08 #63082
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I can see comments from four different people, one of whom even added it to the wish list for you.
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Edit Timetable to open at Location List 25/07/2014 at 04:40 #63113
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I can see comments from four different people, one of whom even added it to the wish list for you.
The earlier thread was a suggestion to include Show Timetable on the Train List menu. At the end of this thread it occurred to me than an alternative, maybe improved suggestion would be for the Edit Timetable command to open the Timetable Editor at Location List rather than General, since this is where I want to go most of the time. This is a quite separate feature suggestion.

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