Gerd Lorscheid wrote:

Hi!

> you are right, but this is not my point. My point is there is no consistent
> way, a typical new user (one which does not read manuals) can find out how
> to perform elementary tasks.

Well those who can read have a clear advantage. (Ok, I have my doubts 
about the correctness of Darwinism from time to time.)

> - If you right click on a move there should be an option "Add comment",
> which maybe just opens the comment window.

I added this, code is in cvs. It just never occured  to me as a problem 
as I read the manual and knew about ! !? and so on as well as the 
comment editor. The first thing I do with new programs is to walk trough 
the menus to see what might be hidden there, even if I don't understand 
at the moment what they are meant for. Just for the "ah, I read 
something like that"-effect.

> - The "Game" menu should have an option "Mark as deleted"

It has. "(Un)Delete this game". Its a toggle switch and this makes 
perfect sense to me.

> - The deleted flag should be per default the first one in the database game
> listing. As alternative deleted entries could be grayed out.

Don't get this one. Do you mean to just move the column to the left by 
default? That seems easy enough, though I'm not sure if this column is 
really placed well left to the numbering or somewhere in between. To me 
it makes more sense at the flag level more to the right.

> - If a user right clicks on a deleted game he gets the option to compact the
> data

I disagree this doesn't make much sense. Joe User should think about 
compacting data. There he destroys stuff and there can be no undo at 
all. This shouldn't be to simple. And if it takes him to read the manual.

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