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dzuy
The zoom scroll at the bottom of the page is a great idea. But notice the bit
of annoyance that is invovled when specifying the preset zoom levels:
Your cursor travels to the bottom of the application window and clicks the
100% (assuming you're at 100% zoom level) in order to change to a preset zoom
level. A menu pops up and then you're burdened with having to move the cursor
across half of the screen to select your desired zoom level. A small
annoyance, but it's enough for me to avoid using the preset zoom options.
I suggest that the appearing menu should scroll out from that area; much
like our beloved Start menu (maybe with the same color theme?). I've noticed
the same thing with Word; more unnecessary mouse movement. Please find a way
to constrict the zoom menu to the bottom right corner.
Thanks,
Dzuy
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of annoyance that is invovled when specifying the preset zoom levels:
Your cursor travels to the bottom of the application window and clicks the
100% (assuming you're at 100% zoom level) in order to change to a preset zoom
level. A menu pops up and then you're burdened with having to move the cursor
across half of the screen to select your desired zoom level. A small
annoyance, but it's enough for me to avoid using the preset zoom options.
I suggest that the appearing menu should scroll out from that area; much
like our beloved Start menu (maybe with the same color theme?). I've noticed
the same thing with Word; more unnecessary mouse movement. Please find a way
to constrict the zoom menu to the bottom right corner.
Thanks,
Dzuy
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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...6-c4c1e7b9c464&dg=microsoft.public.excel.misc