Hi James, Am Fri, 31 Aug 2007 07:02:36 -0400 schrieb James Greenidge: > Hi Shaun: > > Okay, we didn't explain clear enough before: > > > Shaun McDonald wrote: >> Cherry on top: "Compare Versions" mode would be nice to >> search-compare all previous versions of a doc to find which ones >> most matches the current one, in effect allowing one to see a >> "history" of alterations of a doc. Currently you can't customize >> a toolbar which allows one to use elements of the View menu as >> commands such as turning off and on the formating toolbar. >> >> You can already compare documents. "Edit" > "Compare Document". >> I don't know the ins and outs for usage there should be >> documentation on this > > What we meant was the additional ability for OOo to rummage > through all your OOo documents on a disk to find those which most > match the master doc you're currently working on or based on a > search criteria. Such would create a kind of "alteration history" > mode which allows to you to trace the changes of a document since > its inception.
Indeed a nice feature if you rely on document managing. So where is the feature request issue for this? We from the Mac port cannot implement features before we even have an as native as possible first OOo on top of which we can continue in our aquafying efforts and feature implementation so that it uses OS X features, integrates into OS X and works together with other wide spread mac (linux and windows also) applications. >> "tri-save" backup option (master copy, backup copy, and a third >> bkup out to iDisk or flash drive. >>> On the Backup see "Tools" > "Options" > "Load/Save" > >>> "General", where there is an option for a backup. Also look at >>> "OpenOffice.org" > "Paths" for the location of the saving. > > We meant a third path for backup which the current backup/paths > set-up doesn't offer. In the age of the iDisk and online storage > and flash drives, there is additional comfort in simultaneously > not just saving documents documents on your local disk as a > standard backup, but an off-local backup as well. Again. File an feature request issue or search for developers yourself. There is an .mac SDK from Apple. Sadly I'm a non-coder so I cannot help you here but saving to the iDisk or any other webdav folder should already be possible. I don't know if it still excists but I rember an error with this where OOo couldn't save to an https secured webdav folder. NeoOffice claims .mac integration but I haven't tested their 2.2.1 yet. It's installed but a first start was awfully slow and the app itsself not very responsible. To be honest and fair the workload on the mac was heavy, so mabye with just Camino and Mail open I will have better results. Eric -- ## de.OpenOffice.org - Office für MacOS X, Linux, Solaris & Windows ## Openoffice.org - ich steck mit drin! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
