[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2010-12-29 Thread jpjacobs
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--- Additional comments from jpjac...@openoffice.org Wed Dec 29 13:32:39 
+ 2010 ---
This really is something annoying. For about anything else, drag and drop is
fine, but for a text selection, it's just annoying. I can't count the times I
selected a piece of text, and trying to change the selection it starts dragging
around the previously selected text.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2010-10-20 Thread kingbolete
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--- Additional comments from kingbol...@openoffice.org Wed Oct 20 19:56:39 
+ 2010 ---
I really hate drag and drop for text editing as I generally only use it by
accident since my normal workflow for moving text involves selecting, then
cut/paste using keystrokes.  Given the small size of text, I frequently need to
refine my selection and it's very confusing when the selection refinement
becomes a DnD.  DnD-for-text one of the first things I turnoff when I configure
MS Word (which usually means turning off many of MS's "user-friendly" features).
 In MS Word this is an application setting and should be as well in OO; DnD is
less of a problem in a spreadsheet.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2010-01-01 Thread vanillamozilla
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--- Additional comments from vanillamozi...@openoffice.org Fri Jan  1 
20:36:05 + 2010 ---
I just checked Ubuntu Karmic (current version).  There is a system mouse setting
for drag and drop sensitivity, but it doesn't seem to do anything.  And there
doesn't seem to be a way to DISABLE drag and drop.

So I don't know what OSs this applies to, but it doesn't seem to apply just to
Win XP.

Priority P3 means "probably never"--right?  How about at least P2?

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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2010-01-01 Thread vanillamozilla
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--- Additional comments from vanillamozi...@openoffice.org Fri Jan  1 
19:58:24 + 2010 ---
Let's label this for what it is:  drag and drop is a data loss bug.  If I could
set the keyword, I would.  Drag and drop shouldn't even be the default.

This does not just affect the word processor.  It also affects other programs in
the suite --at least the spreadsheet-- so the component should be reset.

This doesn't even depend on a user error.  Drag and drop sensitivity varies
unpredictably with the speed of the computer and its current state.

Accidental mouse strokes can and do ruin documents, sometimes without detection.
 And what if you have a touch pad?  An errant touch can really mess up a
document, and you may never know until it's too late.  If you are working on a
big-bucks proposal, you can discover the hard way that this is a very serious
problem.

Even Microsoft has the good sense to allow disabling this misfeature, and they
do it at the application level.

Contrary to jes' comments, drag and drop is NOT a system setting.  At the
moment, I'm typing with a very ordinary setup:  Win XP, MS mouse, Dell computer.
 I checked the entire menu for system mouse settings and there is no drag and
drop setting.

And don't assume this is an accessibility issue.  I'm an expert touch typist and
I'm fast with editing.  Even just a few minutes ago I had an unwanted event,
which, fortunately, I noticed.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2008-02-03 Thread kamataki
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User kamataki changed the following:

What|Old value |New value

  CC|'alandavidson'|'alandavidson,kamataki'





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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2007-03-30 Thread jes
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--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Mar 30 22:49:03 + 
2007 ---
By "desktop setting" I mean a property managed by the operating system through
the desktop, rather than through individual applications.

E.g., I can change the mouse sensitivity, and even the "drag & drop threshold"
at the desktop/system level, which should tune this to my comfort for every
application. However, from my testing anyway, OOo completely ignores changes to
that setting, and handles the drag & drop operation all on it's own.

While it would be nice if OOo was less sensitive with d&d, it seems to me that
this is rightfully something that should be handled system-wide and OOo should
respect whatever I set for my system.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2007-03-23 Thread alandavidson
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--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Mar 23 11:00:11 + 
2007 ---
I'm not sure whether jes' questions and comments are being addressed to me (the
originator) or to the OOo developers. To be on the safe side, I'm answering :)

jes wrote:

> Isn't this properly a desktop setting?

I don't know what a "desktop setting" is (I searched the OOo help). Therefore I
can't say if it's properly a desktop setting.

> Does OOo use the desktop setting? (It doesn't for me at least)

Same answer as above.

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[sw-issues] [Issue 66315] Add option to turn off dra g-and-drop editing

2007-03-22 Thread jes
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--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Mar 23 05:57:18 + 
2007 ---
Isn't this properly a desktop setting?

Does OOo use the desktop setting? (It doesn't for me at least)

The D&D threshold in Writer is instantaneous, which is bad in itself, but it
isn't even consistent with D&D in the rest of the suite (using 2.x on Linux 
here).

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