On 06/06/2016 12:23 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 11:58 06/06/2016 -0600, Jonly Donly wrote:
... there is a great convenience in letting the user run multiple
instances of it in order (for example) to view differences between
multiple versions of a document in parallel. This is so incredibly
useful for people running aoo on computers with very large high
resolution screens, like mine.
You are missing the point here. If you open multiple documents, such
as your multiple versions of the same document, in the same instance
of OpenOffice, you have separate windows - and you can resize and
reposition these to be able to see, compare, scroll, edit the
documents, and so on independently and simultaneously. That's just
like the separate windows you would see from separate instances of the
program.
1. You misquote who wrote the statement. Why do you keep doing that?
John Donly did not post it. I did.
2. On linux, there is only one aoo window, not multiple windows for
multiple versions of some file.
Sure would like to see an explanation how to get those multiple
windows on linux.
What else are you expecting?
Brian Barker
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