If i want to put in a sample command such as the offset command 09xx i have to type each letter / number and press the right arrow key to move to the next character in the row.
Is this correct?
for example i have to type
0, press right arrow key
9, press right arrow key
1, press right arrow key
0, press right arrow key
why can’t i just press 0910? I’m probably missing something obvious
Cheers
Shane
Yep, you’re right. Thats how things work since ancient tracker times I think 
and for good reasons probably , BUT I can definitely see use for your expected behavior. Maybe by holding a modifier key?
Ok cheers will just have to get used to it i suppose.
Cheers
Actually you don’t need to press any zeroes in this example you are showing.
When you hit 9 on the second place the 0 will hop directly in front of it, try it. 
The reason for it is that you will commonly want to make things like:
0900
0901
0902
0903
0904
0905
0906
0907
…and that’s a lot easier if the cursor progresses downward.
It has been suggested that, if edit step is 0 then the cursor could move to the right but I think that would confuse many people used to the current way it works.
Maybe add a -1 to the Edit Step values which would behave like this, Sure I would use it at times.
thanks for the responses - I’ll just have to get used to it. 