https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91345
--- Comment #5 from gmarco <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Beluga from comment #4) > So what is the use case or the problem you are trying to prevent? > > The only thing I can think of is: > You make changes to the spreadsheet. > You open the .odt, answer yes to update. > Now you want to save the .odt just to preserve the state of the spreadsheet > data. > Next you make some changes to the spreadsheet again. > You open the .odt, but answer no to update, because you want to work with > the data that existed when you last opened the .odt. > > Is this what you want? Well, normally if I apply any change to a doc, when I have done I need to close it saving that changes too; for that I usually click on "X" or on "File->Save" and get my doc saved in the last updated version. I could click on "File->Save As" when I wish save that doc with a different name. If I have applied changes to the spreadsheet and that spreadsheet is linked someway in the doc.ODT, when I open it I am asked if want to update with the changes applied to the spreadsheet. Usually (it's logic) I reply YES and the doc displays updated. Now (even without applying any other change to the doc) I wish to close it saving too the changes subsequent updates previously said (objects linked to the spreadsheet). The usual procedure is to close clicking on "X" but if I do so Writer closes without re-writing the file and I unknowingly "lose" these updates (I think this is incorrect). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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