Larry,

I just got done adding both the "All Windows" and the default open Y-Scale
features. I'll have a new release ready in a few days.

Regards,
Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN


----- Original Message -----
From: "Larry Conklin" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 1:36 PM
Subject: Re: WinQuake beta release emails


> Hi again,
>
> The incentive behind my "lock default y-scale" suggestion was that when I
do
> my daily file review, most of the files are just background noise.  When
the
> file
> opens, the automatic scaling based on the max/min data values boosts
> the"gain"
> too high to make sense of the data.  If you could set a default initial
> scaling,  you
> could set it so these no-event files would open at an appropriate scaling
> for the
> typical system background noise.  The check box would be "use current
> scaling
> as the default."  An "all windows" option would be handy as well.  (What
the
> heck,
> it's just a simple matter of programming", right?)
>
> Larry Conklin
>
> > >  There is one enhancement I'd like to see
> > > in the y-scaling however.  It would be nice if you could lock the
scale
> > > factor (ie. save the current scaling as the default for use when a new
> > file
> > > is opened).  I typically review a group of files every morning.  It
> would
> > be
> > > very helpful to have the same default y-scale locked in, regardless of
> the
> > > max/min values contained in the file.  It would make file comparisons
> > > easier, and would save the (admittedly trivial) effort to "turn down
the
> > > gain" as each file is opened as I find myself doing now.
> >
> > How about if I add a "All Windows" check box similar to the one in the
> > X-Scale dialog box?
> >
>
>
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