Yes, I believe this is a Windows issue only. I was running Win7 with 3.3.1
when I saw the (*.*) text.
On my OpenSUSE-gnome 11.4 with 3.3.1 only (.odt) shows, no asterisk.
Thanks!
--Jared
Lyle Cochran lpc...@gmail.com 3/23/2011 5:01 PM
Hi All,
I do not show duplicate extensions on Win
On 22/03/2011 07:07, Jared Meidal wrote:
Is it necessary to list the file format extensions twice in the drop
down list of file formats when in the Save As dialog box?
e.g. ODT Text Document (.odt) (*.odt)
is it really necessary to list odt twice (or even thrice!)?
Like others, it doesn't
As far as I know the entries in the file dialog is created via strings like:
static const char *files = ODT Text Document|*.odt|All files|*.*||;
Windows itself does not automatically add the (.odt) at the end afaik.
2011/3/22 Andy Brown a...@the-martin-byrd.net
Christoph Noack wrote:
Hi
Is it necessary to list the file format extensions twice in the drop down list
of file formats when in the Save As dialog box?
e.g. ODT Text Document (.odt) (*.odt)
is it really necessary to list odt twice (or even thrice!)?
Thank you!
--Jared
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Is it necessary to list the file format extensions twice in the drop down list
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To: design@libreoffice.org
Subject: [libreoffice-design] Save As file format redundancy
Is it necessary to list the file format extensions twice in the drop down
list of file formats when in the Save As dialog box?
e.g. ODT Text Document (.odt) (*.odt)
is it really
Christoph Noack wrote:
Hi Daniel, hi Jared,
I'm having a LibreOffice 3.3.1 on Ubuntu with Gnome specific file
dialogs - it only states ODT Text Document (.odt).
Do you use Windows? If yes, then it might relate to how the entries of
this drop-down are created by the operating system: the first
