We'll note this suggestion, but it won't be in 7.5.
At 01:02 AM 2/3/2011, you wrote:
GW staff!
With the new user interface of WE7.5, will it be possible to change
the order, in which the page overview for a webpage is given. What I
mean, is that right now I have the chance of determining (through
Verbose settings), IF I want the info about how many Links the page
holds; or the number of Tables, Headers and so forth. But I am not
fully pleased with the order these infos are given. For instance, it
always gives me the number of links first. To me, many times that is
of les importance, an info that I am ok in receiving, but not as my
first info. When browsing the web, I often find that the number of
headers or tables, are more of importance, at least on the sites I
frequently do visit. Since this info is given further down the list
of information, I end up in spending more time on listening to the
page intro, than what would have been necessary. If now, I am mainly
intrested in headers, it would have been great if I could have made
that number come first, leaving me the chance even quicker to
determine if this is a page I want to browse anything further. In
case I happen to visit a page with little importance on headers, I
could always have sit back and liten to the rest of the info, to
get the number of links. Another user, might find it of more
importance to always have the numer of lists come first.
OK, I know this does apply to webpages, and browse mode is not to
come until WE8. I am not asking a change in browse mode. This will
apply under the Verbose settings (per date reached by Insert-V).
Another detail that could have come in handy for some of us, would
be if there was a way of user defining the character used to
seperate these individual infos. As it is, they are seperated with a
comma, which makes them come through in one long row, with little
pausing in between. Specially when new to WE, I often found such
LONG lines of info extremely hard to understand, as it was too much
info presented in one bulk. Now, if the user had a way of telling WE
to seperate the individual info strings with a period sign, that
would have made it a bit more compehendable. Maybe even the more so,
for non-native English users. See for yourself, the following two examples:
. . .
2 Links, 3 Tables, 7 Headers, 5 lists.
. . .
14 links. 4 Tables. 9 Headers. 17 lists.
Which one was most comprehendable to you, when listening to the speech?
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