Hi Shaun,
Hmm, never seen that kind of functionality before. I assumed those two
commands work differently.
I guess in that case the functionality could stay, but the terminology
should be improved. I am very sure there's many people who will
mistake new window to mean something closer to "new document", instead
of "duplicate document". On Mac OS X, the document (view) and Window
are the same thing for the user.
So:
Window -> Duplicate Window
On the other hand, on Mac OS X the end result of "Close Window" is the
same as "Close" for the end user, so those two commands should be just
merged on Mac OS X:
File -> Close
Mox
On 5/23/07, Shaun McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 22 May 2007, at 21:38, Mox Soini wrote:
> [..]
>
> Following items should not exist in Aqua OOo:
> [...]
> Window -> New Window
> Window -> Close Window
Then how do you propose to implement the functionality that these two
menus implement then. I sometimes want to work on 2 different parts
of the same document, so have 2 windows open using these commands.
This is very useful when I have 2 screens and want to have the 2
parts of the document on separate screens.
Shaun
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