Notebook view tab scrolling

[gwjohnson]

It would be great if you could scroll through the tabs in Notebook view when you are hovered over them. If you have many tabs, it is a pain to click on the arrows top and bottom.

It would also be nice if the vertical size of the tabs could be adjusted so you could see more of them if there is only a letter on each for example.

 

[CyberTaz]

You're more than welcome to post your suggestions & wish list here, but
don't expect any changes in the program as a result of doing so Nobody in
this newsgroup works for MS, nor do we have much - if any - say in the
development of MS products.

If you have what you consider to be a reasonable suggestion or feature
request use the Help menu of the corresponding program to select the Send
Feedback option. What you submit there goes directly to MS and that's where
it is most likely to do the most good. Be sure to include supporting detail
as to why you consider it to be important... I'd also suggest that each idea
be sent *separately* so that it can be evaluated independently of anything
else in the message.

 

[John McGhie]

Have you tried clicking on the tab itself? That skips to the top of that
section.

However, I think these are good ideas so you "should" use the Send Feedback
mechanism, because as Bob has mentioned, Microsoft will never see it
otherwise.

You might indeed suggest that they enable "Navigation Pane" in that view,
which might do what you want.

Command + g would also work: Choose "Section", then enter "+4" to skip four
tabs forward, or -3 to skip back three.

Hope this helps

It would be great if you could scroll through the tabs in Notebook view when
you are hovered over them. If you have many tabs, it is a pain to click on the
arrows top and bottom.

It would also be nice if the vertical size of the tabs could be adjusted so
you could see more of them if there is only a letter on each for example.

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