Insights & updates from our experts
Specialist Interface users with larger screens can now see the ‘Notes’ section of many record types separated from the other sections and basic information of those records. Making better use of the available screen real estate allows for more overview and increases usability.

Xurrent decides if the ‘Notes’ section can be separated from the other sections depending on screen resolution (including zoom level), the window size (when it is not displayed full-screen) and the position of the divider between the view and the record in Edit or View mode (see screenshot below).

Notes can be presented separately on all records that can contain notes, i.e., requests, problems, workflows, workflow tasks, releases, projects, project tasks, and risks.

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