On 24/01/11 12:21, James Wilde wrote:
....
I see where you're coming from, Mike. It sounds as though you have OOo set to
start up on boot. On the Mac there is no such option, and to save long startup
times when I click on the OOo icon, I have it set to start up when the machine
starts. At that point you can decide which kind of document you wish to be
displayed by default, e.g. a Writer document, a Calc spreadsheet and so on, and
I have opted for a Writer document - clearly a specific one. I now need to be
able to change that.
Not on this machine.
But I think you're asking two questions. The one that's been answered is
'given I start xyzzy, how do I select xyzzy's default document when it
opens?'
If you're asking how to start xyzzy, the given OOo component, at bootup,
that's an OS issue, surely? (And Mac's are and hopefully will remain a
Mystery to Me :-) )
It sounds to me that what you are describing is what happens when you click on
File/New/Writer
Starting Writer from ubuntu's main menu behaves just as if File | New
had been used. As it should.
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Mike Scott
Harlow, Essex, England
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