Shortcut for Save Location??

2011-03-08 Thread Roger Darlington

Steve,

Is it possible for us to have a keyboard shortcut key for
Page  Save Location  Ant URL / Acorn URI
please.

I don't know what other people think? but I am always saving URLs and 
it is quite frustratingly error-prone navigating the mouse to the 4th 
level.

It would be nice if we could have a keyboard shortcut to either Ant 
URL or Acorn URI

Is this an easy thing for you to do?  I have no idea if it is or isn't  
myself...


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Cheers
Roger
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Re: Shortcut for Save Location??

2011-03-08 Thread John Williams
In article 9a25cab051.roger...@rogerarm.freeuk.com,
   Roger Darlington roger...@freeuk.com wrote:

 Is it possible for us to have a keyboard shortcut key for
 Page  Save Location  Ant URL / Acorn URI
 please.

 I don't know what other people think? but I am always saving URLs and 
 it is quite frustratingly error-prone navigating the mouse to the 4th 
 level.

Does just Shift-dragging the URL bar not suffice?  My favoured option!

Gets to the same end for the Ant URL for me!  Handy for my URLtoIE proglet
too!

Best wishes, 
 
John




Re: Shortcut for Save Location??

2011-03-08 Thread Tim Hill
In article 9a25cab051.roger...@rogerarm.freeuk.com,
   Roger Darlington roger...@freeuk.com wrote:

 Steve,

 Is it possible for us to have a keyboard shortcut key for
 Page  Save Location  Ant URL / Acorn URI
 please.

[Snip]

Is there a reason why you don't drag or shiftdrag the URL from the
address bar? I appreciate this is a keyboard shortcut involving the mouse
(!) but it is better than navigating menus IMO.

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..
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Re: Shortcut for Save Location??

2011-03-08 Thread Roger Darlington
On 8 Mar 2011, John Williams  wrote:
 In article 9a25cab051.roger...@rogerarm.freeuk.com,
Roger Darlington roger...@freeuk.com wrote:

 Is it possible for us to have a keyboard shortcut key for
 Page  Save Location  Ant URL / Acorn URI
 please.

 I don't know what other people think? but I am always saving URLs and
 it is quite frustratingly error-prone navigating the mouse to the 4th
 level.

 Does just Shift-dragging the URL bar not suffice?  My favoured option!

Why do I keep forgetting about that. I've never used that way yet. I 
must try and remember it.

 Gets to the same end for the Ant URL for me!  Handy for my URLtoIE proglet
 too!

 Best wishes,

 John




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Cheers
Roger
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Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-08 Thread Anthony Hilton
In message 5142aedb3bd...@triffid.co.uk
  Dave Symes d...@triffid.co.uk wrote:

 In article 4b9fa74251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:
 [Snippy]
 On Adjust 4.42 (A9) and Select 6.10 (Risc PC) I cannot drag the URL.
 What happens is that the URL is highlighted and there is no Save box.

 John

 As I said in my previous posting it does work with RO 6.20.

 Try pressing the Shift key and holding it down, then Click and hold over
 the *http* bit of the URL in the bar, a blank icon will appear, still
 holding Shift, drag it to where-ever...

Shift-drag also works here on my A9 RISC OS 4.42 [Kernel 8.68] - aka 
Flash 2.

Anthony

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a...@tinshill.f9.co.uk



Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-08 Thread Richard Porter
On 6 Aug 2010 Dave Symes  wrote:

 Try pressing the Shift key and holding it down, then Click and hold over
 the *http* bit of the URL in the bar, a blank icon will appear, still
 holding Shift, drag it to where-ever...

No need to keep shift down after the icon appears. I regularly use 
Shift-drag to transfer a problem page from NetSurf to Oregano.

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  mailto:r...@minijem.plus.com
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Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread rickman

   John Williams  wrote:

 Why not just Shift-drag from the URL field?
 Or is that also too mouse-based?

It is a very useful facility - pity it only works on RISC OS 5.

John




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Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread Russell Hafter - Lists
In article b1a0a44251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
   rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:

John Williams  wrote:

  Why not just Shift-drag from the URL field? Or is that
  also too mouse-based?

 It is a very useful facility - pity it only works on RISC
 OS 5.

What is the effect of ANT URL rather than URL?

Shift drag using r10638 under RO 4.02 gives me URL file
(b28), which, when double clicked, opens that URL again in
NetSurf.

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Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread rickman
5142a683f1rh.li...@phone.coop
  Russell Hafter - Lists  wrote:

 In article b1a0a44251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:

John Williams  wrote:

 Why not just Shift-drag from the URL field? Or is that
 also too mouse-based?

 It is a very useful facility - pity it only works on RISC
 OS 5.

 What is the effect of ANT URL rather than URL?

 Shift drag using r10638 under RO 4.02 gives me URL file
 (b28), which, when double clicked, opens that URL again in
 NetSurf.

On Adjust 4.42 (A9) and Select 6.10 (Risc PC) I cannot drag the URL.
What happens is that the URL is highlighted and there is no Save box.

John


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Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread Steve Fryatt
On 6 Aug, rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote in message
4b9fa74251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk:

 On Adjust 4.42 (A9) and Select 6.10 (Risc PC) I cannot drag the URL. What
 happens is that the URL is highlighted and there is no Save box.

That's because Select's icon text selection feature breaks draggable
writable icons.  You would need to check the Select documentation to find
out if there's a keyboard modifier to override this and allow the drag to
work as intended.

I don't have a copy of the relevant OS to hand, but what if you drag the
icon at the left-hand end of the URL bar and not the text itself?

-- 
Steve Fryatt - Leeds, England

http://www.stevefryatt.org.uk/



Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread Chris Newman
In article 4b9fa74251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
   rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:
 5142a683f1rh.li...@phone.coop
   Russell Hafter - Lists  wrote:

  In article b1a0a44251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
 rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:

 John Williams  wrote:

  Why not just Shift-drag from the URL field? Or is that
  also too mouse-based?

  It is a very useful facility - pity it only works on RISC
  OS 5.

  What is the effect of ANT URL rather than URL?

  Shift drag using r10638 under RO 4.02 gives me URL file
  (b28), which, when double clicked, opens that URL again in
  NetSurf.

 On Adjust 4.42 (A9) and Select 6.10 (Risc PC) I cannot drag the URL.
 What happens is that the URL is highlighted and there is no Save box.

Works here on Adjust 4.39. A little box bounded by tiny dashes appears  is
dragable to any destination.

-- 
Chris



Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread rickman
mpro.l6qtes0236m9s01x9.li...@stevefryatt.org.uk
  Steve Fryatt  wrote:

 On Adjust 4.42 (A9) and Select 6.10 (Risc PC) I cannot drag the URL. What
 happens is that the URL is highlighted and there is no Save box.

 That's because Select's icon text selection feature breaks draggable
 writable icons.  You would need to check the Select documentation to find
 out if there's a keyboard modifier to override this and allow the drag to
 work as intended.

 I don't have a copy of the relevant OS to hand, but what if you drag the
 icon at the left-hand end of the URL bar and not the text itself?

The icon does not give any feed back and cannot be dragged. (Also true 
on 5.16)

From Jim and Chris's response it looks as if it broke after 4.39.

John

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Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread Dave Symes
In article 4b9fa74251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
   rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:
[Snippy]
 On Adjust 4.42 (A9) and Select 6.10 (Risc PC) I cannot drag the URL.
 What happens is that the URL is highlighted and there is no Save box.

 John

As I said in my previous posting it does work with RO 6.20.

Try pressing the Shift key and holding it down, then Click and hold over
the *http* bit of the URL in the bar, a blank icon will appear, still
holding Shift, drag it to where-ever...

I do this a lot when I want to get a URL from the bar into a document I'm
writing.

Dave

-- 

Dave Triffid



Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-08-06 Thread Dave Symes
In article 5e32b14251...@rickman.argonet.co.uk,
   rick...@argonet.co.uk wrote:

  Why not just Shift-drag from the URL field?

  It is a very useful facility - pity it only works on RISC OS 5.

  So much misinformation in this thread.
  It does work on RO 6.20 and previous Select versions.

 Ok - I have now got shift-drag to work on 6.10 - this will save file 
 with type URL.

 What does not work on 6.10 is drag without shift. On the Iyonix this 
 saves a file with type Text.

 John

Try Ctrl - Drag.

Dave

-- 

Dave Triffid



Re: Shortcut to Save Location as ANT URL?

2010-07-30 Thread Roger Darlington
On 30 Jul 2010, John Williams  wrote:
 In article 1e9dcf3e51.roger...@rogerarm.freeuk.com,
Roger Darlington roger...@freeuk.com wrote:

 If not, I wonder if one could be implemented please, as it is such a
 long, tedious, error-prone (slip off it and you have to start again)
 way to get there by mouse?

 Why not just Shift-drag from the URL field?

An excellent idea. Wish I'd known about that method before Glad I 
asked a stupid question :-)

 Or is that also too mouse-based?
No, just right. thanks.

 John






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Cheers
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