Sveinn í Felli wrote:
> Þann þri 22.okt 2013 13:11, skrifaði dollyp:
> >Can anyone stop the blizzard of rubbish being posted here and also coming
> >through into my mail box. 44 alone today.
>
Switched list to moderation for non-members temporarily until this is
under control. That should deal with
Hi guys,
was playing with master & Impress today, just *lovely* how the sidebar
turned out there, kudos to all involved!
Was wondering though, the 'Layout selection' menu is only visible if
no object is selected - if you select one, it gets replaced by other
stuff in the 'Properties' pane. Though
[dropping the dev list, this is no code talk currently]
Guillermo Molleda Jimena wrote:
> It would be better to put an option to print a certain "custom slide
> show" because could also have been chosen the slides in a different
> order.
>
Yup, that's what I would suggest - therefore wondering ab
Guillermo Molleda Jimena wrote:
> Objective: to print a custom in PDF, hiding the rest of slides and
> presenting only those chosen.
> Can anyone help?
>
Hi Guillermo,
so you mean, beyond selecting certain slides, within that custom
selection, have some 'don't export this to pdf' meta-customizatio
Michel RENON wrote:
> Can it be implemented easily ?
>
Disabling stuff, changing focus etc. is generally easy stuff, that
could be done as EasyHacks, or as a group effort e.g. on the upcoming
HackFest in Hamburg. Would you want to file a number of bugs for those
(provided it is not yet reported),
Mirek Mazel wrote:
> On your original proposal [1], I'm thinking this kind of
> functionality might be best suited to styles (kind of like CSS
> animations). Do you think it would be possible to make animations a
> part of presentation styles?
>
Yup, that would be my thinking - at least technicall
Hi there,
just want to raise awareness of the discussion inside that bug with
you - anyone with ptrs to previous reviews, or want to chime in?
Thanks,
-- Thorsten
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Michel Renon wrote:
> No, I was referring to the edition of a slide, when an animation is
> already defined on the lines of text : if you change the content of
> the text, the animation is not updated.
>
Right - this is a bug.
> With all your first answers, I started to brainstorm some ideas.
> I'
Michel Renon wrote:
> In order to work on that problem, I would like to have some
> technical advise about what can be implemented or not.
>
Hi Michel,
as a matter of fact (though a bit tongue-in-cheek) - this is software,
so anything goes. The question rather is how much effort is it. ;)
> (just
Hi guys,
Janit was volunteering to look into
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=41572
and is struggling a bit how to best achieve that. The bug report there
muddles a few things up it seems, it is also not entirely clear what
should happen if one assigns a new master page to an existi
Christoph Noack wrote:
> linking back to ancient times (dont be confused by the branding :-)
> http://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/User:ChristophNoack/Drafts/WelcomeCenter_2010
>
Hey Chris!!
Good to know you're still watching - and thanks for the link, good
stuff there.
Let's move the discussion to
Hi there,
several partial answers to points from various people. Disclaimer:
I'm the original author of this feature, so at least I can tell you
the reasons for why the feature behaves as-is today. ;)
Muthu Subramanian wrote:
> Currently the text font size box in the toolbar displays the
> origin
Alexander Wilms wrote:
> just an idea: Could we use the old artwork repository that's not used
> anymore? http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/artwork/
>
Nah, let's not do that. We can't kill the old content there, and
playing games with unrelated branches is not so very clean. If you'd
like a
Stefan Knorr wrote:
> Currently, about.svg is unused. I was asked, however, to re-enable it,
> as a matter of treating new contributors contributions better. I will
> not come to doing this today (i. e. before RC1 is tagged).
> If about.svg were used, it would be the same across all version of
> Li
> Stefan Knorr wrote:
> > Also, feel free to fetch the tar.bz2 archives from the previous mail,
> > they're now good to go.
> >
> Thanks, using them - though it seems they miss the about.svg
> (background image) - then again, that seems unused from the code by
> now?
>
> Can that go, and the conf
Stefan Knorr wrote:
> Since we will want to replace them in the near future, can you tell me
> where they are?
>
http://dev-www.libreoffice.org/src/tdf-branding.tgz
> Another question: since Asa Dotzler from Mozilla criticised LibO for
> using TDF logos in the installer (which really doesn't make
Petr Mladek wrote:
> I prefer the new version as well, so pushed into master. It will be in
> the 3-6 branch.
>
Hi guys,
great stuff, nice fresh look! :)
Somewhat tangential to that, I'd like to trigger a decision-making
process on where to store original artwork files (svg I presume, for
the mo
Stefan Knorr wrote:
> Markus suggested that you (Thorsten) might be good person to speak to,
> if we want perfect squares here. Can you do anything about that? (See
> attached screenshot borders-round.png – just a magnification of
> Markus's shot.)
>
Hi Astron,
well easiest would be to wrap borde
Cor Nouws wrote:
> And this is annoying for another reason too: start or open a
> presentation, and you need to grab a mouse first to get the focus in
> the slide and do your work ..
> (Didn't I already open a bug for this .. Huh ;-) )
>
If you find the bug again, do tell. ;)
And well, having key
Felix Zhang wrote:
> It will be great if someone review it for me, thanks!
>
Hi Felix,
yeah, makes sense as a first cut - ultimately, though, there's a
deeper problem, in that apparently global shortcuts are eaten by
this dialog-in-disguise pane. For example, Ctrl-S is similarly eaten
- you would
> Please find more (but still incomplete) information in our wiki:
>
> https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Hackfest/Hamburg2012
>
Hi there,
I'm glad to tell you that the TDF board has approved a budget for
travel bursaries for the HackFest - details on above wiki page,
executive summary:
* tra
Stefan Knorr (Astron) wrote:
> * An about:config thing for LibreOffice
>
Lovely, one of my long-term gripes (and I had a somewhat crufty
attempt at fixing it) - added as
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Gsoc/Ideas#Implement_a_.22about:config.22_functionality
to the gsoc ideas page, p
Jean-Francois Nifenecker wrote:
> I'm looking here http://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/
> on a regular basis but no joy (yet).
>
Whoops, thx for the heads-up -
http://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/Linux-Fedora15-x86_64@4-gcc-4.6-dbgutil/
should be uploading soon again.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
Astron wrote:
> So, if I understand you correctly, resizing with the side handles would
> turn "keep ratio" off (see Michael's post at the beginning of this thread).
> Is that correct?
>
Would make sense, yeah.
> And then something else: can the "keep ratio" information be saved inside
> document
Christoph Noack wrote:
> Sorry, I don't know what "default to keep" means in this case ... would
> that mean that some objects (e.g. pictures) are scaled by keeping the
> ratio, but others (e.g. clipart - similar to pictures) are not?
>
Yes and no - the proposal was, to default to "keep ratio", if
alexander.wilms wrote:
> Wouldn't it be much more convenient to use single (SVG) images
> instead, or at least a vector-based set of handles?
>
It seems the artwork people prefer precise control over single
pixel, at least for small sized icons (<256²)
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Michael Meeks wrote:
> > There are four modes: small, large, small/3D, large/3D. Writer's
> > scanner tool uses small square black handles, but I am not sure if
> > these are graphics.
> > Additionally, in Draw/Impress, there are at least another four handles
> > (corner, side vertical, side horizo
Michael Meeks wrote:
> Anyhow - just to split the mails up so we can reach a clear conclusion
> quicker. I love your idea to re-use "keep ratio" (it is worth checking
> if this is serialized in the file format for objects too I guess, or if
> this is some UI artifact).
>
It's not - it's glob
Olivier Hallot wrote:
> I have one more suggestion: the same link mechanism as in writer for
> frames in Draw.
>
> Is it an easy hack as well?
>
Nope.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Michael Meeks wrote:
> Do we have
> easy-to-grok collect, split svgs of each of the icons ?
>
Yep - svg with labels & groups for easy png generation is here:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:LibreOffice_Initial_Icons-pre_final.svg
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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