Great to see that this will change in the future! Many biologists and
chemists will be happy about this :-)
I also wouldn't mind having it as an option, although that might clutter
up the options dialog. But there is still the possibility to have an
Advanced options tab for experienced users
Hei everyone!
A while ago I filed a bug report and I had to realize that I am looking
at a design choice here.
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46517
Basically, when the cursor resides in a word (after first or in front of
the last character of the word), all formats apply to the
Michael
are you seriously trying to say that you think that the current border
UI ... is clean or intuitive for the user and we shouldn't think
about improving that ?
No sorry, that should be changed. And I agree that it is a good idea to
make things look similar to MSO, _if_ it has to be
Hei hei!
Why do we need to keep being compatible with Microsoft Office at all?
1) Users who switch from Microsoft Office do that for a reason and they
should expect some differences!
2) Document compatibility is a great idea, but until Microsoft Office
import works well enough, there is no
Hei hei!
I agree with Mirek and think Autofit should be removed or optional
(with the default being off).
And I don't think we have to take exporting presentations to PPTX into
consideration. The export to Microsoft Office is so bad (yes I know,
it's Microsoft's fault!) that text size is the
Hei hei!
For the first time since I work with LibreOffice, I tried to make Calc
print what I want, instead of what Calc wants ... and the result is not
very encouraging.
I have a document with 4 columns and 20 rows, that are smaller than my
paper format A4. I'd like Calc to scale those cells
On 3.9.2012 17:43, Cedric Bosdonnat wrote:
Hi Daniel,
On Mon, 2012-09-03 at 10:55 +0200, Daniel Mania wrote:
A double click sounds like an OK idea to me, if the header/footer is
only created after text has been written to the header/footer (similar
to newly created textboxes that disappear when no text
Hei hei!
A double click sounds like an OK idea to me, if the header/footer is
only created after text has been written to the header/footer (similar
to newly created textboxes that disappear when no text was entered and
cursor focus is put somewhere outside the textbox). At least it is
:58, Mirek M. wrote:
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Daniel Mania daniel.ma...@umb.no
mailto:daniel.ma...@umb.no wrote:
Hei hei!
Some time ago I filed a bug report (ID 46517) about LibreOffice's
subscript/superscript behavior. This report got closed and I would
like to discuss
Hei hei!
Some time ago I filed a bug report (ID 46517) about LibreOffice's
subscript/superscript behavior. This report got closed and I would like
to discuss it here instead and also expand it to formatting in general.
Currently, if the user activates any formatting (e.g. Text bold), the
Hei!
Kees 538 wrote (01-03-12 11:14)
When you use paste special in calc all options (accept value) are enabled.
You have to disable all options you don't need and enable the value option
(if you need this one)
...
In version 3.6 we got a very nice Paste Only. It can paste Text, Number
and
I don't see a big problem with three initial sheets, but I agree that
starting with only one is the better option here. It is especially
confusing when users don't rename the default sheets so that there is no
indication at all that they contain data. Or could we have an indicator
(colored bar
Here is another suggestion ... this time less difficult to implement.
One thing that has been bothering me for some time now is that LibreOffice is
not giving me enough freedom to customize everything I want to.
Users can create their own document templates, but we cannot create templates
for
OK, once again I underestimated the effort needed ...
I would be happy to start a whiteboard together with someone who actually has
some programming skills, if the list agrees.
DM
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Sent: 02 May 2012 10:19
To: Daniel Mania
Cc: LibreOffice-UX
Subject: Re: [Libreoffice-ux-advise] Unified behaviour of all LibreOffice
applications
On Mon, 2012
Hello everyone!
I have been reading some discussions on this mailing list and I would
like to make a proposal that is probably extremely difficult to set into
action:
The behaviour of all LibreOffice applications should be similar.
This actually was a bug report some time ago, but
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