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User norbert2 changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Summary|[Notes2] missing context m|[Notes2] missing context m
|enu item "Default Formatti|enu item "Default Formatti
|ng within notes |ng" within notes
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May 7 17:38:22 +0000
2008 -------
There are more formattings within notes available as I knew when filing the
issue. For example paragraph settings are avaialble.
I don't think that within notes the formattings bold, italic, underline and
strikle trough are more often needed as within the document text. I guess the
opposite is real.
This makes the bold, italic, underline and strikle trough items absolutely
missplaced in the context menu in my opinion.
But when copying from somewhere into notes the user could have to remove
unwanted formattings. So the "Default Formatting" is needed.
So I - a user ;-) - come to the conclusion that these formattings items should
be removed from context menu (because they are only a few of much possible
formattings and not as often used as within the doument text) while "Default
Formatting" should be added (since is is more often needed and would be
consistent with the standard context).
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