Davids LOGIC book question again

I am reading David's Logic 10.2 book page 327,   he says if I click on the key signature it will automatically give me the relative minor,    this works fine in Logic 10.2.4

BUT in Logic 10.3.1 , this doesn't happen, clicking the time signature just brings up a drop down menu of keys!

Whats changed!?   Many thanks

Whats changed!?   

Logic changed how you select key signatures in 10.3 – the new 10.3 behavior is reflected in my new Logic Pro X 10.3 book. 

Thank you David.

Can anyone tell me the answer?  without me having to buy the book everytime theres a Logic update!

I mean in this case you just choose the new key from the menu that appears. That menu contains all major and minor keys so in this case, if my memory is correct and the song is in B minor, then you just choose B minor from the menu, no need to click.

Any other questions feel free to ask here!

Cheers David

But Minor wouldn't be the relative minor to B major,  in Logic 10.2.4, it automatically gave you the relative minor! now you have to figure it out for yourself.

 now you have to figure it out for yourself.

Handy reference for key signatures https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_key 

The easiest way to work out the relative minor is to go down 3 semitones (half tones) from your major i.e. C major (3 semitones down B, Bb, A) = A minor.  G major (3 semitones down F#, F, E) = E minor.  Works the same the other way to find relative majors.

Hope that’s useful.

Thank you Garfy

I know how to work out the relative minor, I would just like to have it on one click without working it out! same as in Logic 10.2.4

However, that wikipedia link is great, cheers!

Kero