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A very nifty feature is the
ability to resize multiple fields
at once.
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As you drag one field, they all
change.
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You can also use the Layout ribbon with the ‘Size Equally’ item to
do this. You can, of course, use all the other items we saw in
the Process map.
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It works however the fields are
laid out.
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For fields with a changeable
height, you can change that too.
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When adding and moving
fields, they will try to ‘snap’ to
alignment with other fields. It
is a bit strange at first, but you
get used to it quickly. It is a
very quick and easy way to line
up new fields.
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You will get lines to show you
what alignment is being
attempted, too.
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The same thing happens when
resizing fields as well.
A typical scenario is drag a
field to the Form and it snaps
to align with existing fields.
Then you resize it and it snaps
to resize to match similar
fields. All in two simple
movements.
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Going near to the edge of the
Form causes the field to try to
snap into place at a reasonable
distance.
This will add some sorely
needed consistency to Form
Design!
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1. Designer User Interface
