On Sat, 2006-04-15 at 23:30 -0400, Bill Flanagan wrote: > Ross Johnson wrote: > > >On Sat, 2006-04-15 at 15:48 +0100, Anne Claar wrote: > > > > > >>Dear open office.org contributor > >> > >>Thank you for answering, sorry for not being clearer. I work with writer of > >>open office 2.0, and my interface (is that what you call it?) is windows > >>XP. > >>I have a file of about 30 pages. It started when working on pg. 23 I wanted > >>to scroll back, every time I tried it stopped "programme not responding" at > >>pg. 15. > >> > ... > > >>Best Wishes > >>Anne Claar > >> > >>PS I have attached the file. > >> > >> > ... > > >If you find it turned on then you should probably go to "Edit - Changes > >- Accept or Reject" and click the "Accept All" button, or accept or > >reject each change individually. > > > > > ... > > QUESTION: Regarding "accept/reject," I've not been able go from the text to > the corresponding item in the table so that I can selectively A/R one change. > I do see that clicking on the list brings up the corresponding text, but the > list sorts by time, not by location in the document, so finding the item in > the list that represent something in the text is a hit-or-miss adventure (my > documents tend to be 50+ pages, edited multiple times, with LOTS of changes > tracked). > > There seems to be nothing in the right-click menu when a tracked change is > selected that allows A/R of that change--appropriate for a feature suggestion?
Hi Bill, IIRC from the last time I used the feature, when the text cursor is in a particular piece of changed text in the document, the corresponding entry is selected in the accept/reject list, however, the list doesn't scroll to make the selection visible to you. If you scroll the list manually you should find the selected entry. Ross --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
