posted on April 9, 2006 08:15:17 PM new
THIS ISSUE WAS MENTIONED EARLIER IN ANOTHER POST. THE SUBJECT WAS GIVE A LIGHT RESPONSE.
NOW THAT THE SALES MGR PRO'S NOW WORKING I HAVE HAD A CHANCE TO USE IT.
I MUST AGREE WITH THE EARLIER POSTER ON THIS SUBJECT, IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO FIGURE OUT WHERE THE CATEGORIES ARE ACTUALLY LISTED.
YOU HAVE TAKEN OVER 13 OF THE 19 AVAILABLE SPACES WITH THE WORD OF CATEGORIES AND A NUMBER. THIS NUMBER DOES NOT CORRESPOND WITH ANYTHING IN THE E-BAY OR VENDIO LIST FOR MY STORES.
I HAD TO PLOT OUT A LIST TO FIGURE WHAT STORE ITEM WAS TO GO WHERE.
IT MAY SEEM TO BE A PETTY PROBLEM TO YOU, BUT IT IS JUST ANOTHER ROADBLOCK FROM VENDIO THAT IS MAKING THIS SYSTEM JUST MORE UN NECESSARILY DIFFICULT TO USE.
I CAN UNDERSTAND THAT YOU NEEDED A WORK AROUND FOR THIS SECTION BUT CAN THAT BE RE-WORKED TO BE 4 OR 5 SPACES AND NOT 13 OF THE 19 AVAILABLE SPACES. MAYBE THEN ENOUGH CAN BE SEEN TO FIGURE OUT WHAT SECTION IT ACTUALLY IS.
REMEMBER THESE CATEGORIES ARE NEW TO US TOO SO WE ARE AT A DISADVANTAGE AS WE MAY NOT KNOW WHAT THEY ARE ALSO.
posted on April 11, 2006 02:07:00 AM new
How about just making the create listing box BIGGER. I had problems with this even before the changeover. Half the time I couldn't see what each was and had to do as the previous poster and "make a map" to my own categories. Another thought would be that when we mouse over a category it expands it to the right. Kind of like Windows does. Just place your arrow over the partially hidden text for a second and it expands it to the right so you can read it.
Personally I don't like the small create listing box. Could you make it a enlargable window??? If it was larger I could see my full description title. This is another problem when I am trying to fit in a title and need to see the whole thing so I can figure out what words to use to make it fit in the alloted space.
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. - Albert Einstein
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. - Albert Einstein