Hello Peter!
I thought about this a little. I think to mix up both behaviours is not
simple anymore for users. I dislike the implicity of the approach. For a
new user it is not transperent that OpenOffice will take the recent
document into account.
Hmm. Have you ever used the URL field? Since
Okay, thats a shame. The Extension is as Pedro claims taken down.
There is a reported working link in Bugzilla. The Bug is about getting a
access to the wiki...
I deleted the mail by accident, and I dont know which one it is ...
sorry. Maybe later I check the online Archive.
On 11.02.2017
you have a newer Version then this one?
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/en/project/HistoryMaster
At least thats what I linked into the Wiki.
I am not sure about the extension. It is not configurable. I think the
most important point is the config Option.
But it could be a starting
On 11/02/2017 11:09, Mechtilde wrote:
For your information:
there is an add-on for this behaviour already.
In fact the History Master extension (which is no longer available for
download because it was hosted on a personal page) does many of the
actions requested in this thread.
The
For your information:
there is an add-on for this behaviour already.
Regards
Mechtilde
Am 11.02.2017 um 05:26 schrieb Peter Kovacs:
> Okay, I opened up a "meta" bug, which gives me an Overview of what
> there is to do on the Recent Document side open. It contains our
> Ideas, plus Stuff I have
Hi Peter, all
However that is then not part of the recent Document list rework
anymore, but an overhaul of the Open Item, where we also have to think
about cloud working as you have pointed out.
Yes, please!
It is absurd that OpenOffice has been able to open documents in the
cloud for a
Hello Matthias!
I thought about this a little. I think to mix up both behaviours is not
simple anymore for users. I dislike the implicity of the approach. For a
new user it is not transperent that OpenOffice will take the recent
document into account.
I think we should stick with a
Hello Peter!
Thanks for your Brainstorm.
I checked and if you select an Open Document option, and start to type a
recent document its already autocompleting.
Yes. But this autocompleteing works at your file system (this is good!)
but not for the history.
You are suggesting to replace it
Hi Matthias,
Thanks for your Brainstorm.
I checked and if you select an Open Document option, and start to type a
recent document its already autocompleting.
You are suggesting to replace it with a dropdown that shows a filtered
recent Document list?
Is this what you are suggesting?
All
Okay, I opened up a "meta" bug, which gives me an Overview of what there
is to do on the Recent Document side open. It contains our Ideas, plus
Stuff I have found on Bugzilla.
If you go thruogh the points, I think Recent Document List has much
potential for Improvement.
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Hello!
I think the number of entrys should be configurable in the settings.
If you thinking in this direction I have also a suggestion.
I have the “Load URL” field visible inside the Standard tool bar. This
have many advantages:
1. A very longer history.
2. AutoCompletion for URLs.
Hi Peter,
I think the number of entrys should be configurable in the settings.
I also often move my files after editing.
When I click on the list of recently opened files most of them are not
accessible any more.
A way to delete them separately from the list would be good!
At the moment only the
Hello all,
I think it would be a good idea to add that option. A list of only 10
recently opened files, that's too few.
Max
Am 10.02.2017 um 21:25 schrieb Peter Kovacs:
Hello all,
Hello all,
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FAQ/General/I_need_to_see_more_than_the_default_4_items_on_the_list_of_recently_opened_files._How_do_I_achieve_this%3F
Offers a way to manipulate the amount of entries that are shown under
the Menu Files - > recently opened files.
I
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