Hello, I find a bug when I try OpenOffice.org-dev 2.3.0. The new version try to resolve a problem described in the second passage. But the improvement is not perfect and I will talk about it in the third passage. I should send this report to the issueZilla but it is some difficult for me to do it. Then I send it to you, If you think my advice is useful to improve OOo, please submit it to the suitable place. Thanks! The pages' view design is not good. In OpenOffice, no matter what zoom factor of the page/pages, the first page always aligns on the left of the workspace and the next pages under it. When the view width of one page is not wide enough to occupy the width of the workspace, what will happen? All the pages align on the left of the window but there is a ugly blank area to the right of the pages. It is a bad display effect in optical art. I am glad to see the pages now align on the middle of the workspace in the horizontal in OpenOffice.org-dev 2.3.0. But I think it'd better to improve it further. In OpenOffice.org-dev 2.3.0 and the former versions, no matter what zoom factor of the page/pages, the workspace just accepts a single page in the horizontal. In fact, usually we reduce the zoom factor just to view more pages. So it'd better to design the workspace can accept more than one page in the horizontal when it's width is enough to contain them. I find MS word does so. In MS word, if the width of workspace is not enough to contain two pages, the workspace just accepts a page in the horizontal and the vertical axis of the workspace is coordinate with that of the page/pages(Of course, if the width of page is larger than the one of workspace, it will not take place.); if there are two pages in the document and the width of workspace is enough to contain them, they are displayed side by side and the vertical axis of the workspace is coordinate with that of the blank area between the two pages; if there are three pages in the document and the width of workspace is enough to contain them, they are displayed side by side and the vertical axis of the workspace is coordinate with that of the second page... (My English is so poor that I can't express that in a simple way. Wish you can understand it.) Moreover, If there is only one page in the document and the width of the workspace is enough to contain more than one page, the page won't be displayed on the central but on the left of the workspace for the place of the following page/pages that maybe be appended in the future should be reserved to the right of it. In this case, it seems the page's alignment method is on the left. In fact, it still on the central. If there are more than one page are displayed in the horizontal, the horizontal ruler will on the top of the current page in which the cursor is. The ruler' view scale and the blank area between pages will change with the quantity change of pages displayed in horizontal. I think the the style of MS word is better than OOo. I wish OOo will be the same. Do you think so? Thank you!
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