[Blodwyn]

Since I purchased OF for my Touch and loaded sneakypeek 1.1 (v77.7.0.103085) so I can sync, a saved perspective on my Mac doesn't apply the right action filter when I apply it...

I have a saved perspective that has the action filter set to "Remaining", but when I select that perspective from the Perspectives menu, the action filter that gets applied is "Available". This is easy enough to toggle in the Action Filter drop down box so it's no biggy. This used to work OK until I loaded the sneakypeek release.

[brianogilvie]

Have you tried setting the action filter back to "Remaining" and then taking a snapshot of the perspective? That might solve the problem.

Alternately, if you open the Perspectives window and check the perspective in question, what does it indicate about the action filter?

[Blodwyn]

Originally Posted by brianogilvie

Have you tried setting the action filter back to "Remaining" and then taking a snapshot of the perspective? That might solve the problem.

Alternately, if you open the Perspectives window and check the perspective in question, what does it indicate about the action filter?

Yes, I've tried snapshotting the perspective with "Remaining" selected, and in the Perspectives window it shows as having the action filter set to "Remaining". When I select that perspective however, the list view displays "Available" and I have to manually set it to "Remaining".

[Toadling]

Have you tried setting up the window as you like it and then selecting Perspectives -> Save Window as New Perspective? In other words, just recreate the perspective.

I have not seen this issue personally, but maybe that perspective file got corrupted somehow.

-Dennis

[Blodwyn]

Originally Posted by Toadling

Have you tried setting up the window as you like it and then selecting Perspectives -> Save Window as New Perspective? In other words, just recreate the perspective.

I have not seen this issue personally, but maybe that perspective file got corrupted somehow.

-Dennis

This worked! Saving as a new perspective seems to have done the trick.

Thanks for the help :-)