https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37134
--- Comment #51 from rol...@logikalsolutions.com ---
(In reply to Lynne Connolly from comment #50)
> Could this be done as an extra toolbar? Then it could be arranged as the
> user likes, or hidden if wished. A toolbar with all the open documents
> listed on it, and the ability to switch from one document to another, and to
> rearrange the tabs with drag and drop.
What everyone seems to be missing is these aren't separate document files. All
tabbed divisions exist in a single LWP file. I un-hid the comments which
someone flagged as off-topic so you can have a better idea of what people are
really asking for. Those images are highly relevant to understanding this.
A tabbed division is "conceptually" a separate document but it physically
exists in the hierarchy tree of the LWP file.
When you change the position of a tabbed division, i.e. dragging it between 2
others, you physically change its hierarchical position in the file. You can
save that file, copy to a thumb drive, take to another machine, and it will
open up with those tabs in that order.
Unless the OpenDocument specification is going to expand/change, this isn't
something that can be "faked" into LO. Others can way in, but as far as I know,
LWP was the only file format to support this.
Scrivener has something now, but I don't know what it is.
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