vb options

[KURTZ]

is there a simple way to put the vboptions into an alphabetical order? i'm going crazy every time i'm looking for a specific option ...

TIA

[nexialys]

i think there is an existing hack for this in 3.0...

[King Kovifor]

This would require a modification. As far as I know, no one has made it yet. Except back for 3.0.

[KURTZ]

thx guys, i'll post in the other area :)

[Marco van Herwaarden]

If i am not sure where an option is located, i mostly just open all settinggroups and use the browsers search option to find what i want.

[Opserty]

Check you're modification request thread, I left a reply.

[KURTZ]

If i am not sure where an option is located, i mostly just open all settinggroups and use the browsers search option to find what i want.

what browser do you use Marco?

Check you're modification request thread, I left a reply.

thx mate! it runs! ;)

[Lynne]

what browser do you use Marco?
I'm not sure what Marco uses, but I use firefox and do what he does - search on the word and hit Highlight All and it shows every instance of that word on the page. I can also hit Next (or Previous) to have it go through all the instances of the word.

[Marco van Herwaarden]

I am using NetCaptor/IE7, but almost any browser has a buildin page search, mostly by Ctrl-F

[KURTZ]

I'm not sure what Marco uses, but I use firefox and do what he does - search on the word and hit Highlight All and it shows every instance of that word on the page. I can also hit Next (or Previous) to have it go through all the instances of the word.

just tried, it works too ... :) but i think this method is 'fastless' than the other ... cause like you just said there are many instances about a single option/word ... keep in mind that the better way to search an options is by the option title ...

however thx for the tip Lynne :)

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I am using NetCaptor/IE7, but almost any browser has a buildin page search, mostly by Ctrl-F

netcaptor? this is the first time that i hear something about this (*googling) ... uhm ... just saw ... i still prefer FF :) however thx

[Lynne]

just tried, it works too ... :) but i think this method is 'fastless' than the other ... cause like you just said there are many instances about a single option/word ... keep in mind that the better way to search an options is by the option title ...
Only if you can remember the name of the Option Title, which I never can. :) But, hey, everyone is different and if you've now got it set up so it's better for you, then great!

[KURTZ]

unfortunately the search tools doesn't work in the options window ...

[Lynne]

unfortunately the search tools doesn't work in the options window ...
No, it doesn't work in the dropdown, but if you double-click on Show All Settings, then you can do it.