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--- Additional comments from jtellerelsb...@openoffice.org Wed Jul 21
17:36:57 + 2010 ---
I am a freelance editor and require a fully functional equivalent to track
changes. I tried briefly to go it alone with OO when I got a new, linux'd
computer, but it just didn't fly for my work. This was the one and only lacking
feature that led me, with great regrets, to plunk money down to install Windows
and Microsoft Office. So I strongly echo all the other similar comments that
this is a vital feature that needs extensive improving before I can return to
OO. For my uses, a replica of Word's functionality in Track Changes is what I'm
most eager to see.
@gleppert re: inline display... in almost all cases I'd agree with you that
displaying changes in the margins is superior to displaying them inline,
however
I have encountered situations where I found it easier to work with a changed
document with inline display. As that function already more or less exists in
OO, I don't see a reason to take it out; indeed, I see reason to retain it.
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