Hi Gert,
On Wed, 2010-11-03 at 18:28 +0100, Gert Faller wrote:
I have erased the line :
m_aActionTbL.SetHelpId( HID_TEMPLDLG_TOOLBOX_LEFT );
in the patch file 2.
A pastecopy error...
So - I notice this is still not merged; which is bad. Sorry for the
delay - clearly this got killed
Hi Cor,
On Wed, 2010-11-03 at 20:17 +0100, Cor Nouws wrote:
My experience with users is, that they are often overwhelmed by the
number of available styles.
So Hierarchical as default would not be my choice.
Default is more then enough.
Ok, then we need to fix that before pushing the patch.
Selon Cedric Bosdonnat cedric.bosdonnat@free.fr:
So Hierarchical as default would not be my choice.
Default is more then enough.
Hi,
I must admit that even if I been using OpenOffice for nearly 10 years, I never
use that dialog so I've maybe not made a good choice for my first jump in
Hi,
Do we want the Hierarchical view to be the default one for all apps?
Should we enhance the filters values to make it configurable for the
different apps?
Well, in fact, there were some changes remaining from my previous attempts.
Maybe something simpler is enough ?
Regards
Hi,
I have erased the line :
m_aActionTbL.SetHelpId( HID_TEMPLDLG_TOOLBOX_LEFT );
in the patch file 2.
A pastecopy error...
Regards.
templdlg_3.patch
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Gert Faller wrote (29-10-10 14:55)
I've been working on the Styles and Formatting window does not remember
hierarchical view bug.
It seems I got it.
I've noticed that, the window does not remember the Frame Styles but reverts to
Paragraph Styles.
Is that an another bug or a feature ?
(The same
Hi,
I've been working on the Styles and Formatting window does not remember
hierarchical view bug.
It seems I got it.
I've noticed that, the window does not remember the Frame Styles but reverts to
Paragraph Styles.
Is that an another bug or a feature ?
(The same in openoffice)
Regards.
