Keyboard shortcuts & other questions

Simon Felix

• June 20, 2009 07:15

Hi there,

I tried configuring the following shortcuts:
- Numpad 1 = Zoom fit
- Numpad 2 = Zoom 100%
- Numpad 3 = Zoom 200%
- Numpad + = Zoom in
- Numpad - = Zoom out
- Numpad Return = Process
- Del = Delete current picture
- M = Move-to-folder
- Left = Previous picture
- Right = Next picture

I could configure all Numpad-Keys but non of them worked. After some testing I figured out that only /, *, . work there for shortcuts. Am I doing something wrong?

The other keys (M, Cursor keys) didn't work. Again, am I doing something wrong?

And there are some keys like Del that I'm unable to assign. Pressing them doesn't do anything.



I have five other, unrelated questions:
- How can I allow C1 to overwrite existing, processed files? Right now it creates IMG_4873_1.JPG when IMG_4873.JPG already exists. I want it to overwrite the old file.
- Is it possible to specify "Use auto-exposure" or "Use auto-highlight recovery" in a reciepe?
- Can I limit the allowed clipping when using Auto-Levels?
- Is it possible to limit zooming to 100% when zooming using the mouse wheel?
- How can I make C1 to analyze each file for chromatic abberation?

Thanks a lot for reading,
Simon

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  Terry91

  • June 20, 2009 11:38

  [quote="d_e"] wrote:
  Hi there,
  
  I tried configuring the following shortcuts:
  - Numpad 1 = Zoom fit
  - Numpad 2 = Zoom 100%
  - Numpad 3 = Zoom 200%
  - Numpad + = Zoom in
  - Numpad - = Zoom out
  - Numpad Return = Process
  - Del = Delete current picture
  - M = Move-to-folder
  - Left = Previous picture
  - Right = Next picture
  
  I could configure all Numpad-Keys but non of them worked. After some testing I figured out that only /, *, . work there for shortcuts. Am I doing something wrong?
  
  A lot (possibly all) these keys are already assigned, the numbers switch adjustment tabs, try unassigning them first in Keyboard Shortcuts, or using a modifier key + number. Control+Left/Right will move you to the next file as the default.
  
  
  
  - How can I allow C1 to overwrite existing, processed files? Right now it creates IMG_4873_1.JPG when IMG_4873.JPG already exists. I want it to overwrite the old file.
  
  Switch folders or delete the old file. If a file of the same name exists C1 will not overwrite it.
  
  Cheers,
  
  Terry

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  Simon Felix

  • June 21, 2009 22:25

  [quote="Terry91" wrote:
  

  [quote="d_e" wrote:
  I could configure all Numpad-Keys but non of them worked. After some testing I figured out that only /, *, . work there for shortcuts. Am I doing something wrong?

  
  A lot (possibly all) these keys are already assigned, the numbers switch adjustment tabs, try unassigning them first in Keyboard Shortcuts, or using a modifier key + number. Control+Left/Right will move you to the next file as the default.

  
  These keys aren't listed in the options as assigned.
  
  I'd like to use single-key shortcuts because I can type them with one hand and therefore work faster (don't have to move the other hand from the mouse to the keyboard).
  
  
  
  

  [quote="Terry91" wrote:
  Switch folders or delete the old file. If a file of the same name exists C1 will not overwrite it.

  
  Hmm... I'll send an enhancement request when I buy the software.
  
  Thanks,
  Simon

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