Member Isaac Harned
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Hold Ctrl while you click and drag (gives you one arm instead of two), you can adjust the arms later. Alternatively you can hold Ctrl while clicking on an existing point to convert to a double curve. Shift and click an arm to delete. There is also the right click and convert on control point as Troy mentions as well, but I like the Ctrl+Click+Drag method to save me from deleting the extra arm later.
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I have recently started playing with this feature. I have not tested on 40 files, but the test I ran on about 20 of them seemed to work alright. More on this to come.
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Thoughts and prayers man, that’s a rough one.
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I feel like I’m going crazy, does this stuff not save to the toolset on y’alls side?
plz read video description
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Hmm I can add custom column info on my side without placing the markup and it seems to save. Maybe I am understanding wrong? You may have to add the custom columns to your profile before you can see them on your custom tools
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to everyone!
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If you want to play with the triggers to see if there are any convenient use cases for you the code itself would be pretty simple: “getField(“FIELDNAME”).setFocus();”
You could try to set this “on blur” so that when user click away from cell, it moves them to the desired. May be the closest you can get.
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Sorry for the delay, just getting back from that sweet sweet PTO.
I think you are trying to move from one form field to another, which there is not easy way to do that I know of as the triggers provided for the script to activate can’t detect a specific key pressed. Best I can tell you is to set the Tab Order so you can tab to this next.
But yes also as Troy says, if it can be solved in a single form field then that would probably be the preferred route.
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Indeed, I also have a macro that converts FDF files into workable excel. Mine only works on one sheet at a time though, I think his is more comprehensive.
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LOL got to it before me
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🤣 This sounds like it needs to be a podcast slogan
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Thank goodness 🤣🤣🤣
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Oh yeah I feel that, drove me crazy for a couple days. Very frustrating that it’s one of the only shortcuts you can’t change either lol. Oh well, removing F keys from my keyboard seems to be a trend (thank you excel F1 help for starting that one)