matt16
6 years agoNew Member
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No Ctrl-Click on Buttons Needed for Bookmarks View Mode
When editing in Desktop, you have to Ctrl-Click a button to trigger the assigned action - very good. But when you have multiple bookmarks and you go into "View" mode, you are effectively in "PowerPoint Mode". When in this mode, there should be just a single click for a button (no ctrl needed).
9 Comments
- pbiideas1New Memberwhen will you're going to be serious about user problem business want this feature.
- pbiideas1New MemberIt would be even great along with this if we get full screen share just for presentation purpose. 😊
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberI agree with full screen mode. Also, how about allowing my presentation pointer device that I use for PowerPoint presentations to advance the bookmarks too?
- pbiideas1New MemberYes Sir I always support you're Ideas as they are very useful and make developer like very easy. :)
- richard_leinwe3New Member'This would be perfect. This should be like the Reading Mode in Power BI Service where - you dont need crtl-click and - the visual header (if hidden, should be hidden) & frame of the visuals should behave like in power bi service
- vashistha_shiv1New Memberthere should be a option in menu to active development mode or running mode report
- ozan_biniciNew Memberthis would be really nice feature
- richard_leinwe3New Memberdidn't this had like over 600 Votes? now its down to 284?!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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