With the small ROI (100 - 140 pixel height) used with the SHG, it's necessary to use the TILT function to position the ROI over the target wavelength.
This means using the up/ down arrows in relatively bright sunshine with the mouse.
The current small size of these arrows makes this quite difficult. Is it possible to enlarge these arrow buttons to make the job easier?
Thanks.
size of arrow buttons on the TILT control
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Re: size of arrow buttons on the TILT control
Hi,
it's not easy to increase the size of those buttons, as that ends up stealing space from other surrounding elements of the user interface.
Probably the best bet is to use the keyboard in this situation - you can click anywhere in the Pan/Tilt area and then use the arrow keys to move the ROI around.
cheers,
Robin
it's not easy to increase the size of those buttons, as that ends up stealing space from other surrounding elements of the user interface.
Probably the best bet is to use the keyboard in this situation - you can click anywhere in the Pan/Tilt area and then use the arrow keys to move the ROI around.
cheers,
Robin
Re: size of arrow buttons on the TILT control
Ahhh, thanks for that. Sounds like the arrow keys are the solution.
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