Hi! 26-Янв-2005 20:13 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Kupfer) wrote to [email protected]:
>>>> BTW, AFAIR, when F5 in MS Word was used to jump to previous position, >>>>then you was may open document and press F5 to jump to last editing point. >> PK> This is what they proposed. >> No. There proposed to position cursor when opening file at last point - >> explicitly or option-controlable. I say, that this may be solved in another >> way: alway "top open", but experienced users may use some (preassigned key) PK> You need to read this document: PK> <http://specs.openoffice.org/appwide/open_doc_behavior/OpenDocumentBehavior.sxw> May be, but I can't yet. PK> The proposal from OOo is to make the cursor issue like Word. Word changed from time to time. Which one Word version/build should be selected, to be compatible forever? Not counting, that goal is/should not be "Word compatible", but "Advanced office suite with not too big learning curve of switching from competetive products". >> PK> However in current pre-releases, the opening >> PK> top last point is disabled and not shortcut key is added, and from what >> PK> I can tell it will not be added by release date. >> Probably, this may be solved by some additional macro? PK> Too messy. "Messy"=="harly"? But possible? :) PS: About novice/advanced/expert modes for Options dialog: I think, much more impotant is to present buttong something like "reset THIS TAB with options to default values" and/or "drop ALL options into default state" - with this, user may return to default state after experiments and be sure, that s/he not disrupt something. I feel myself more comfortable with such button. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
