Very minor bugs

I'm very pleased with this product now I have started to unlock some of it's vast potential, let's hope my imagination can keep up.

I thought I would document a couple of minor issues I've noticed whilst using the product:

In the Scenes and Menus tab, Scene Objects, Properties ...Heading is "Alignment of charater to object" should be "character"

See the attached "build menu" screenshot
The two buttons at the bottom work, but are all scrunched up... the window also underlaps the task bar at the bottom of the screen.

Apologies if they have already been mentioned,

Cheers,
Steve

Spelling issues in the editor are nothing serious. Just a case of replacing the text in the .xml files.

Not sure why your build screen is doing that. It looks correct on my screen. Maybe it's sized the window based on your desktop resolution value? It looks fine on my windows 8.1 laptop @ 1366x768 & on my hd monitor @ 1920x1080.

Yes, I'm not "Mr Picky" but thought I would mention the spelling issue to keep things tidy.

I just had a thought, experimented a bit & worked out the cause.

I use a 50" LCD TV as my monitor in 1920 X 1080 screen resolution.
As I'm an old git, I need to personalise Windows & get it to use a larger text size ... I go for 150% of the default size as that's about the smallest I can see.
All the Editor windows work fine with this, apart from the Build pop up one.
As soon as I change back to using the Windows default text size (& get my telescope out to see the results) the
build window works perfectly.

I guess the Build window has too much text to fit in, thus "squishes" the bottom bit in an attempt to display it,
whereas the other windows have more room to fit larger text in.

I've been lucky I guess not to hit this with other software to date.

No problem now I know ... I just switch to smaller text on the rare occasion that I want to build.

Well, it's probably an issue with wxwidgets (again). Often is!

Other sections of the editor squash / overlap if you are viewing the editor on smaller resolutions.