Give Us Your Feedback

Updated: January 27, 1994

What are your thoughts....

• Do you like the feature?
• What do you like or dislike about it?
• Your Suggestions.

Feedback Archive

• November 1993
• December 1993

The Feedback Items

• No specific questions but keep your comments coming.

Thanks for your responses......... Here is what you said:

Color Coding Visited Links Question

• If there is a list of hotlinks each pointing to different parts of the same document there is a question as to how to decide if the link should be colored visited or not. There are 2 methods of handling this. What do you feel is the most intuitive way to handle this?
  • Color any link pointing to that DOCUMENT visited.
    - 1 Vote
  • Color only those links pointing to that LOCATION within the document visited.
    - 3 Votes

Load to Disk Question

• When using the option load to disk, NCSA Mosaic copies the file to the disk but does not display it. If the create new window option (hold down option key while clicking on the link) is active at the same time as load to disk, the new window preference is ignored. Which would be the best way to handle this? [Pick one]
  
  • Load file to disk & show the text.
    - 2 Votes
  • Load file to disk & show a blank window.
    - 0 Votes
  • Load file to disk & do not open a new window (as is now).
    - 1 Vote - Yes & give a message informing the user the file is on the disk.
    - 1 Vote - Maybe

Feature Suggestions

International

• Support for languages other than English such as:
  • Japanese
  • Hebrew

Preferences

• If no preferences file is found in the system fold copy the one from the folder Mosaic resides in.
• Allow for multiple preferences files on one machine.

Temporary Folder

• Upon startup check for items found here, notify the user there are files and let the user automatically delete them.

Images

• Implement the GIF89 standard transparent color option.

Load to Disk Files

• Keep the original file name.

Save As...

• Remove any : found in the file names

Sound

• Beep or some other sound when file transfer is complete.