Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How
come Deck Studio doesn't work for Windows 95/98/ME?
A: These operating systems have been not been supported
formally by Microsoft for some time now, and we have run
into an increasing number of problems and delays trying
to ensure all of our code works properly for these
platforms. Deck Studio is compatible with Windows 2000
SP4 and higher platforms.
Q: Where is a MAC / LINUX version of Deck Studio?
A: The initial target platform for Deck Studio was Windows
since most of the players we found were using this
Operating System. It also paired nicely with the .NET
Framework that was used to develop the application.
When 1.0 went public, we then looked to migrate Deck Studio
to the MONO framework to support our MAC / UNIX duelists
and also develop an online version so people could use
the application over the web. When we asked around,
duelists were more interested in seeing a web based
version before they saw a MAC / UNIX specific version.
Based on this information, Deck Studio dotWEB became the
next project for development. You can see progress on
this application through our
forums.
Q: I don't like having to double-click all the time to add a card. Are there any shortcuts or hot keys for
Deck Studio?
A: Most definitely!
CTRL+N New Deck
CTRL+O Open Deck
CTRL+S Save Deck
CTRL+W Close Deck
CTRL+P Print Deck
CTRL+Q Quit
CTRL+M Add Card To Main Deck
CTRL+I Add Card To Side Deck
CTRL+F Add Card To Fusion Deck
CTRL+G Add Card to Favorites
CTRL+R Remove Card
CTRL+SHIFT+M Copy Card to Main Deck
CTRL+SHIFT+I Copy Card to Side Deck
CTRL+SHIFT+F Copy Card to Fusion Deck
ALT+1 Display Summary Tab
ALT+2 Display Monsters Tab
ALT+3 Display Spells Tab
ALT+4 Display Traps Tab
ALT+5 Display Side Deck Tab
ALT+6 Display Fusion Deck Tab
ALT+7 Display Deck Analysis Tab
CTRL+SHIFT+O Simulate Opening Hand
CTRL+SHIFT+N Draw Next Card
CTRL+SHIFT+A Validate Advanced Format
CTRL+SHIFT+T Validate Traditional Format
CTRL+SHIFT+C Export Clipboard
