> And I disklike a document-menu: > It breaks the cross-platform HIG concept of File - View - > Window menus, and I do not understand what is the difference > between a file and a document.
You may dislike it. I never said it has to be a Document menu; never said that it is very common to have a document menu. I only reasoned that some of the items did not belong to the place they were put according to the HIG. And to propose something else, I found a common factor and I remembered having a menu in LyX where they might fit in. Please, be welcome to reason where they should be. > And both don't have any more document-level settings, as far as I can see. Format->Bullets & Numbering Format->Columns Format->Styles and Formatting Format->Theme Table->AutoFormat... MathType->Set Eq. Prefs. Tools->Templates Now it's time for promotion: How does Word do it: you have to specify for each table how it looks like. You have to select all text to change the document-default font. Luckily LyX has a lot of document-level settings, such that I'd have to specify once how something should look like. Praise LyX by having its Document menu, because that's where it's good at (and it changes at little as possible). > /Konrad Vincent
