On 10/20/2008 09:46 PM, John Jason Jordan wrote: [rewrapped for readability]
> OK, took the plunge and installed 3.0 on Ubuntu Hardy x86_64. There > are a few issues I can't figure out. > > First, when I launch OOo I get a splash screen asking me what kind of > document I want. I use Calc, Impress, Draw and Base about one time > out of a thousand and 999 times out of a thousand I want Writer. How > do I disable this so that when I launch Writer it just automatically > launches Writer? Create a link/menu/icon to /opt/openoffice.org3/program/swriter. Ditto for scalc et al. This one is interesting... all this time folks have been complaining about a single menu, we finally get one, and you complain that you don't want one :-) > > Second, when I close OOo Writer it does not save the size and > position of the window. Every time I launch OOo I have to drag the > window to the correct size for my display and personal taste. OOo > 2.4.1 automatically saved the last window size and position when I > exited the program. Is there a button to fix this so it saves the > window size and position? If so, where did they hide it? Or is this a > bug? It does for me if the window has been maximized before closing. > > Third, although I told it to migrate my settings from 2.4.1, it > failed to migrate a lot of things. For example, I had to go in and > recreate the default document template. Also none of my toolbar > settings were saved. This is not too big a deal - both are easily > recreated, but I can't get rid of the right-to-left and left-to-right > icons on the formatting toolbar. In the customizing window they are > deselected, but the icons are still on the toolbar. I got rid of all > the other unwanted icons, but these two persist. Is this a bug? Most likely. These are turned on when Tools|Options|Language Settings|Languages|Enabled for complex text layout (CTL). You should file a bug. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
