31.08.2009, 14:44
1.29.11 seems to fix that problem, with the following 'issues', which may or may not matter to users. As I deleted, the map did NOT zoom out, but stayed where it was expected to be.
1. If deleting downwards, the position in the listing of points does not hold at the point where one has block selected a bunch of points to delete, but ends up about a screen full below that point in the list, so one has to 'backtrack' upwards in the list to get back to the last delete point. If deleting upward, from the end to the beginning, this was NOT a problem <grin> so I know how to get around the issue, but I am not certain why it is happening, and most of the time I prefer to go from the beginning to the end of the track, and not from the end to the beginning.
2. As I paged forward in the listing, to find the next point where some deletion was needed, the blue line that showed the track on the map sometimes was not there, even though the map itself moved. Moving back and then forward again to the same point using the page up and page down key always solved that problem, getting back to the same view of the same point in the map but with the blue track line the second time. Again, not a major issue, but the blue line also shows me where I may need to delete points due to tall building reflection issues or other causes of spurious readings that distort the route traveled.
1. If deleting downwards, the position in the listing of points does not hold at the point where one has block selected a bunch of points to delete, but ends up about a screen full below that point in the list, so one has to 'backtrack' upwards in the list to get back to the last delete point. If deleting upward, from the end to the beginning, this was NOT a problem <grin> so I know how to get around the issue, but I am not certain why it is happening, and most of the time I prefer to go from the beginning to the end of the track, and not from the end to the beginning.
2. As I paged forward in the listing, to find the next point where some deletion was needed, the blue line that showed the track on the map sometimes was not there, even though the map itself moved. Moving back and then forward again to the same point using the page up and page down key always solved that problem, getting back to the same view of the same point in the map but with the blue track line the second time. Again, not a major issue, but the blue line also shows me where I may need to delete points due to tall building reflection issues or other causes of spurious readings that distort the route traveled.