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From: John Jason Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 10:47 PM
To: OpenOffice.org Users
Subject: Adapting to 3.0

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? 

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?

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?
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John, if you are using KDE, then the advanced options available using a
rt-mouse click on the titlebar will enable you to set the window size
and position.  I realize that is a probably a "work-around" since, like
you, I want the application to remember both the window position and
size.  Just remember that if you do set it using the KDE advanced
options that the instructions you have given to the window manager will
over-ride anything that the program tries to do with the window.

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