two entries for 'V' gesture??

Why are there two entries for "V" gesture - one in its proper place and the other among the "Reversed" ones? I can assign both to different actions but only the first one works.

Seems that the second entry should have been "V Reversed".

According to the drawing gestures reference <[url=http://www.tcbmi.com/strokeit/actions.shtml?app=files/All%20Symbols.cfg]http://www.tcbmi.com/strokeit/actions.shtml?app=files/All%20Symbols.cfg[/url]> the V gesture doesn't even exist by default, even though there is an entry for it in the Gestures list.

When make a V gesture on the Learning Mode screen it's always recognised as a U anyway, which might be either because StrokeIt finds it hard to differentiate between the two, or because this gesture was indeed not pre-programmed into StrokeIt.

Personally I would recommend removing V and reverse V from the gesture list entirely simply because it's so easily miss-interpreted or miss-gestured as a U (and similarly Reverse U).

For me the gesture U is interpreted as V. I configured different actions for U and V in Windows Explorer. Both gestures produce the action assigned for V.

Poor U !!!

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-- Jeff

What that translates to is, "Please be sure to search the forum before posting, so we can eliminate duplicate topics.". :)

-Scott

My mistake. Sorry.

np. :)