https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=159748
--- Comment #17 from ady <adylo811...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Tomaz Vajngerl from comment #16) > Instead of pointing to where the functionality can be enabled/disabled, why > not point to the help pages for "Protect sheet" functionality instead. If > the user is not familiar with that functionality, they will want to know > more details anyway and in the help it is described how and where to > enable/disable it for various UI variants. The hint text is adequate as-is; any user that wants to use the (online or installed) help content can do it without changing the hint text, and with no need for any hint text at all. If the fact that, by user's choice, the menu bar is hidden and all the help tips/hints would need to be modified for that, then _every_single_hint_text would be useless, because _all_ the menu items are not shown according to user's choice – not just one specific menu item that is being the target in this ticket. To be clear, I do not agree with such deletion or changes in such direction. Since the menu bar could be hidden with any UI variant (not just with the Tabbed UI), then all hints would need to be deleted, under such reasoning. Moreover, most UI variants have shortcomings, and the Tabbed UI in particular lacks a lot of functions and its customization is very limited. Therefore, the menu bar is frequently required. If there is one more-or-less stable part of the UI in Calc is the items in the menu bar, also in relation to other/similar spreadsheet tools. If you are going to just write "use the help content", then what exactly would be the real utility of the hint text? No, absolutely disagree. Leave the help hints as-is, and let users read the (online) help content whenever they want to search for more info; help buttons and F1 are frequently available for that. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.