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Double click mode buttons in slice to change mode for USB/LSB AM/SAM etc.

Steve Walker
Steve Walker Member
edited September 2016 in New Ideas
It would be nice to be able to double click the mode buttons in the active slice to change mode for for modes that have sub or alt modes like LSB and USB and AM and SAM - the change from LSB to USB is a few clicks - it would nice to make this one double click - the same for AM/SAM. In UI land clicks != :-)

If you consider when the mode panel is closed you could have that button mirror the functionality if this so you'd not need to open the panel to quickly change mode.

It is very nice to be able to right click and assign the common modes to the visible panel but you still only get three, it would be nice to have the stacked mode button option to enhance this function. LSB -> USB (USB-D->LSB_D) and AM->SAM->FM?

73 Steve

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