I believe your question is about why does OOo open each document in its
own desktop window. If when you say "more like a word processor" you
mean the Micro$oft Multiple Document Interface (MDI) wherein each
document is opened within one Word Processor desktop window, I read once
that such an interface is in work.
It is probably worth mentioning that the ONLY browser in common use that
opens each page in a new desktop window is Internet Explorer. Every
other browser I work with* uses a tabbed page interface. A much higher
percentage of OOo users - the contributors to this list - when compared
to the general population of computer users, employ browsers other than
MSIE which is why your comparison didn't resonate.
Doug
* Mainly Firefox, Opera, Netscape, Mozilla, Konqueror.
Karen Cooke wrote:
No. What I mean is, it opens documents like each one is a new
webpage. (As if each document was online). How do I get it to be
more like a word processor?
Tim Wescott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:It's not clear what you
mean by "like a webpage". OOo does open a seperate editor window for
each document instead of having multiple documents open within one
window, but each document is a complete, seperate entity. It is very
like Microsoft Word 2000 in this respect.
Does that make sense and answer your question?
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Karen Cooke Reply-To: [email protected] Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005
08:31:42 -0700 (PDT)
Paul was answering my question about if I downloaded the correct
java (offline or online). My actual question is, is open office an
online software. My documents are each like a webpage instead of
templates within the word processing. Is this normal?
-------------------- Tim Wescott
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