Hi Liu
Anyway, while I was using the software, I've always been thinking if it's
possible to customize the "right-click menu", it would be just even
easier to use.
If you're using Windows and studying IT, you might want to consider using
a macro or scripting program. This way you can customise your entire
computing experience, not just your use of Writer.
When I used Windows, I used to use PowerPro
(http://powerpro.webeddie.com/). This program lets you record macros and
write scripts, and attach them to shortcut keys, menus and icon bars. It
has a steep learning curve, but it allows you to customise just about
anything.
Another progam to consider would be Autohotkey
(http://www.autohotkey.com/). This is a similar program that also allows
you to compile your scripts as executables. That way you can share your
scripts without others needing to install Autohotkey. This program also
has a steep learning curve.
If you'd like to try something easier to use, you might want to have a
look at Batchrun
(http://www.outertech.com/index.php?_charisma_page=product&id=1).
This is a simpler program with a more graphic interface.
All of these programs are free, and will allow you to do the sorts of
things you are talking about quickly and easily. And they allow this will
all of the programs you are using, not just OpenOffice.org.
Of course, the solution focussed only on OpenOffice.og is to learn
OpenOffice macros. That's a big job, and I don't know whether it will let
you customise the right click menu, but it will allow you to add extra
functionality to OpenOffice as well as making repetitive tasks simpler.
Adrian
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