DannoXYZ 

Yes, if the cable wasn't adjusted, then the shifter still moves from middle ring to big-ring on the 2nd click (ignoring trim half-clicks). The shifter still thinks it's moving from middle to big-ring as the FD moves from the new inner to big-ring.

If he shifts down in the reverse direction into the granny, he gets a dead click between #2 & #1. The shifter moves, the cable relaxes, but nothing happens because the inner limit-screw prevents the FD from moving into the granny position. Then if he starts shifting up, he'll get one dead click that takes up the cable-slack. Then the 2nd click moves the ring from middle to big, same as before.

The way to get around the dead-click is to shift the lever into the granny-gear position. Set inner-limit screw to center over middle ring (new inner). Loose cable-clamp bolt, pull cable through to take up slack. Tighten clamp-bolt. Now it'll work like it should with no dead-clicks into phantom positions. There IS a phantom position on the outside now, but the outer limit-screw prevents the FD from moving that far and the shifter can't pull enough cable to click into that position.