sticky note: pencil icon: menu may not reappear in response to second and subsequent clicks on the icon - 2 views

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  #1 Graham Perrin on 29 Sep 09

   

  1. select text on a page
  
  2. highlight and sticky note
  
  3. hover over the pencil icon (for the custom menu)
  
  4. click the icon to dismiss the menu
  
  5. click the icon to represent the menu
  
  
  
  Bug
  
  Menu does not reappear.
  
  Workaround
  
  Move the cursor away from, then back to the icon.
  
  Environment
  
  * Diigolet 4.0b8
  * Safari 4.0.3 (6531.9) in Mac OS X 10.6.1 Build 10B504

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">1. select text on a page <br /> <br /> 2. highlight and sticky note <br /> <br /> 3. hover over the pencil icon (for the custom menu) <br /> <br /> 4. click the icon to dismiss the menu <br /> <br /> 5. click the icon to represent the menu <br /> <br /> <img src="http://www.wuala.com/en/api/preview/grahamperrin/Documents/diigo-public/964039-001.png" /> <br /> <br /> <b>Bug</b> <br /> <br /> Menu does not reappear. <br /> <br /> <b>Workaround</b> <br /> <br /> Move the cursor away from, then back to the icon. <br /> <br /> <b>Environment</b> <br /> <br /> * Diigolet 4.0b8 <br /> * Safari 4.0.3 (6531.9) in Mac OS X 10.6.1 Build 10B504</div>

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  #2 Graham Perrin on 30 Sep 09

   

  Two golden rules
  
  Diigo home pictures highlights and sticky notes as the two core features of Diigo.
  
  1. The highlighter pen must work, perfectly:
    — the pen must not fight the person holding it
    — the person should not need to shake the pen to make it work.
  If a pen failed during a presentation, I would discard the pen and use an alternative.
  
  2. The sticky note pad must work, perfectly:
    — the yellow paper must not crumple before it is written upon
    — the writer should not need to stretch, shrink or step away from a page to make it usable with a sticky note
    — the writer should not need to put down the pen, unfurl the edges of the note, then again pick up the pen before writing.
  If a sticky note pad screwed up like that during a presentation, I would discard the pad and use an alternative.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><b>Two golden rules</b> <br /> <br /> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.diigo.com/index">Diigo home</a> pictures <font color="green">highlights and sticky notes</font> as the <font color="green">two core features of Diigo</font>. <br /> <br /> 1. The highlighter pen must work, perfectly: <br />   — <font color="red">the pen must not fight</font> the person holding it <br />   — the person should not need to <font color="red">shake the pen</font> to make it work. <br /> If a pen failed during a presentation, I would <font color="red">discard the pen</font> and use an alternative. <br /> <br /> 2. The sticky note pad must work, perfectly: <br />   — <font color="red">the yellow paper must not crumple</font> before it is written upon <br />   — the writer should not need to <font color="red">stretch, shrink or step away from a page</font> to make it usable with a sticky note <br />   — the writer should not need to <font color="red">put down the pen, unfurl the edges of the note, then again pick up the pen</font> before writing. <br /> If a sticky note pad screwed up like that during a presentation, I would <font color="red">discard the pad</font> and use an alternative.</div>

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