From: <can...@li...> - 2007-06-20 16:37:44
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Agreed. The first context now always gets automatically selected when doing new document, open document and import. R521. Regards. - Matevž can...@li... pravi: > Martin wrote: > >> But personally I think a user should be able to enter "Mary had a little >> lamb" without the need to read any docs. If he can't, something is wrong >> with the design of the GUI. For more complex operations I don't mind >> reading some docs. >> >> Can anyone help me getting started ? I have sucesfully compiled and >> installed canorus-0.3.1 on fedora core 6. >> >> > > Instructions: > > - Start up Canorus > - Click on Staff > - Select "Playable" from side tool bar (third icon from top) > - Enter notes on staff > - You can select different note lengths from the an icon on the top tool > bar. > > > Discussion: > > One of the problems with the the current interface is the most important > items are not visible at the initial start up. Probably the first thing > a new user will ask is "where are my quarter notes?" or half notes, etc. > > A simple fix would be to have the top staff selected by default at start > up. This would present the user with the most common tools from the > beginning. > > I do think there are some more changes that can be made to improve > usability. I am currently reading Donald A. Norman's classic text on > usability, "The Design of Everyday Things." I hope to share some > thoughts in the coming weeks about the interface and design. Although > I'm not a Canorus developer, I am interested in its development. > > |