Hi David,
dollyp wrote (06-09-13 23:11)
I don't agree with your comments about the sidebar eating space. Using
Writer on a widescreen notebook I prefer the option to have things down the
side of the screen so that the maximum vertical space is available, but with
Sheet a wider display is
Hi David,
dollyp wrote (06-09-13 23:11)
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Direct formatting is
less effective than using styles but LO's styles are if anything more
confusing to the average user than MSO's.
Hmm. would you mind to explain why that is the case, in your opinion?
thanks,
Cor
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Hi Jean-Baptiste,
Jean-Baptiste Faure wrote (10-09-13 07:54)
I do not agree with that except in the case of Calc. In Writer I work
always with the Navigator and/or the Stylist open. With the Sidebar, I
can close the Formatting toolbar and gain vertical space.
Yes, that is the idea.
I think
Hi Pedro!
Pedro wrote (06-09-13 10:58)
I disagree with both your points :)
:\ ;)
Eating space: actually a side bar (optional) makes better use of screen
space on new screens which are widescreen. So the idea is to disable the
format toolbar (which becomes redundant) and use the horizontal
Hi Mirek,
Mirek M. wrote (09-09-13 14:46)
I share your sentiments about the sidebar. It should definitely be
hidden by default, as it adds minimal value in return for a bunch of
wasted space and a less focused, messier interface. The exception to
this would be Impress, because it already
Hi Fernand,
Fernand Vanrie wrote (06-09-13 14:44)
+ 1 to have the navigator in a sidebar cleary showing the hidden
elements (like graphics with sizes and formats) pressent in a document
I think I can't disagree with this idea for improving the Navigator!
Regards,
Cor
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Hi Cor
Em 18-09-2013 12:16, Cor Nouws escreveu:
It would be my strong, very strong, preference to make controls for
direct formatting hidden, far hidden, and clearly show styles in a
useful way.
HAve you any idea to share on how should be the
Hi Cor
Cor Nouws wrote
Direct formatting is
less effective than using styles but LO's styles are if anything more
confusing to the average user than MSO's.
Hmm. would you mind to explain why that is the case, in your opinion?
Because the direct format button are in your face and changing
Cor Nouws wrote
dollyp wrote (06-09-13 23:11)
snip
Direct formatting is
less effective than using styles but LO's styles are if anything more
confusing to the average user than MSO's.
Hmm. would you mind to explain why that is the case, in your opinion?
thanks,
Cor
Hi Cor
I'm
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 5:18 PM, Cor Nouws oo...@nouenoff.nl wrote:
Hi Jean-Baptiste,
Jean-Baptiste Faure wrote (10-09-13 07:54)
I do not agree with that except in the case of Calc. In Writer I work
always with the Navigator and/or the Stylist open. With the Sidebar, I
can close the
Hi Cor,
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 5:16 PM, Cor Nouws oo...@nouenoff.nl wrote:
Hi Mirek,
Mirek M. wrote (09-09-13 14:46)
I share your sentiments about the sidebar. It should definitely be
hidden by default, as it adds minimal value in return for a bunch of
wasted space and a less focused,
Hi Mirek,
Mirek M. wrote (18-09-13 22:03)
OK. And maybe, when visible in the other modules, remove some
formatting toolbar?
I'm not sure if I said it in this post, but I look at the Properties
panel as the replacement for modal dialogs -- like the Inspector in Mac
applications. Thus I
On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 10:31 PM, Cor Nouws oo...@nouenoff.nl wrote:
Hi Mirek,
Mirek M. wrote (18-09-13 22:03)
OK. And maybe, when visible in the other modules, remove some
formatting toolbar?
I'm not sure if I said it in this post, but I look at the Properties
panel as the
Le 18/09/2013 18:45, Pedro a écrit :
To do the same with Styles you need to select the Paragraph and at least 5
mouse clicks (assuming you know where Styles are) ;)
Yes, for sure. But changing a style is extensive: the changes apply
throughout the document, whereas a local format is, well,
Hi Cor,
Le 18/09/2013 17:16, Cor Nouws a écrit :
It would be my strong, very strong, preference to make controls for
direct formatting hidden, far hidden, and clearly show styles in a
useful way.
\o/ Yeah! I love you! Go for it! We *need* that!
Styles are the very feature that
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