Hi, Uwe and Stefan,

Thank you very much to explain the features.

I didn't catch the purpose of this feature.  How about we explain the feature 
in help document? I think maybe there are many users like me don't know the 
usage of this feature.

Best regards,
Zhu Lihua


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Uwe Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 4:29 PM
Subject: Re: [qa-dev] Question about Frame link


> Hi
> 
> Zhu Lihua schrieb:
>> In writer, insert several frames, and link them via options->Previous
>> link and Next link in Frame dialog. We must leave it blank to set
>> this link. but when they are linked, only 1st frame can be edited. It
>> seems useless. Why this?
> 
> Linked frames work like "overflows" for text which is too long to fit in 
> the first one. Just type more text into the first frame as will fit into 
> it and then you'll see. And therefore it makes no sense to be able to 
> insert text in a second linked frame. It's used to have complex layouts 
> on a page. A simple example for this behavior is multi column text as 
> you know from newspapers which behaves just as when the columns would be 
> linked frames.
> 
>> if we select protect contents (actually there is no content to
>> protect at this situation, because we can't input anything in it),
>> size and position, the frame still can be deleted without warning. I
>> think this maybe a defect. What do you think about it?
> 
> All frames behave like this. To be precise, we would need an additional 
> protection checkbox "From deleting".
> 
> Another specification (and that is the one you probably are thinking of) 
> could be "If just one of the protection items (content, position and/or 
> size) is set, then the frame cannot be deleted any more. Instead, there 
> should be  warning dialog "Frame cannot be deleted because it is 
> protected" or just "Frame is protected."
> 
> Maybe there are other opinions?
> -- 
> Mit freundlichen Grüßen
> 
> Uwe Altmann
> 
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