Pramathesh Ambasta wrote:
I don't want toolbars to suddenly appear, sensing the context. I want
toolbars to be docked always (unless I choose to make them float). How
do I enable this?
Short answer: you can't.
You can inactivate a toolbar using View > Toolbars: if the toolbar has
no check-mark in that menu, then it will never be displayed.
If a toolbar is active (has a check-mark in the Toolbars menu), it will
either be displayed constantly, or it will appear and disappear
depending on the context around the cursor. You cannot change whether or
not a toolbar is context-sensitive, so there is no way to make a
context-sensitive toolbar visible all the time.
There is a plan to make the context-sensitive toolbars only gray-out
(become inactive) instead of disappearing: see Issue 42072
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=42072
No firm time frame has been set however; it couldn't happen too soon, IMO.
If you are primarily trying to avoid the changing of the document view
when these toolbars pop in and out, you can simply dock them at the
bottom or the right side, or dock them onto a fixed
(non-context-sensitive) toolbar. If you don't have enough room, you can
make a new empty toolbar and add the context-sensitive toolbar(s) to
that. The context-sensitive toolbar(s) will still appear and disappear,
but they won't affect the document view.
<Joe
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