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Post by hereske on Nov 24, 2013 20:48:27 GMT -5
To speed things up I tried copy(Control C and paste (control V) of 10 items into the box. I noticed I could not get the time to work. I deleted one item and added ATS the normal way and then it worked. My question is, if you load the box with pre recorded items by copy and paste, does it still work? heiko  |
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Post by hereske on Nov 25, 2013 9:47:38 GMT -5
In a similar vein I have found that using all the items in the Dispenser(use Control C and then pasting Control V) them into the premium) you seem to get a more effective balancing of issues. Any thought on this? Heiko |
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Post by 5sevens on Nov 26, 2013 11:18:23 GMT -5
To speed things up I tried copy(Control C and paste (control V) of 10 items into the box. I noticed I could not get the time to work. I deleted one item and added ATS the normal way and then it worked. My question is, if you load the box with pre recorded items by copy and paste, does it still work? heiko Yes, you can. I am currently running an Issue Solver session with write-in items only. Ray |
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Post by 5sevens on Nov 26, 2013 11:22:00 GMT -5
In a similar vein I have found that using all the items in the Dispenser(use Control C and then pasting Control V) them into the premium) you seem to get a more effective balancing of issues. Any thought on this? Heiko My usual modus operandi is to look at things in the now and let the software dictate the direction of the session. So, number one, I don't depend on previous information; and, number two, I tend to use all that stuff , select for me, wonder click etc. That does not mean that is the only way to operate the software. If a person is comfortable making the choices for the software to focus on; then, by all means, do so. Ray |
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