Scott Rhoades wrote: > >>Removing the AddOn menu BTW is simple: don't install AddOns. I'm not >>kidding here: if AddOns wanted to have an entry their it wouldn't make >>sense to remove the menu because then the AddOn couldn't be operated. >>OTOH if there was no AddOn requesting an entry, why should the menu be >>displayed at all? > > It's not that important, and this extension I'm using is nice, or looks > like it will be. (I haven't had it for long.) One thing worries me, > though: if the extension programmers control how the extensions display, > and there's no standard, what's to keep every extension from creating a > menu with a slightly different name and really cluttering up the menu bar? > Right now that's really not a problem. There aren't that many extensions, > and those that exist look like they have specific enough uses that > nobody's likely to use very many of them. But what if OOo extensions were > to suddenly catch on and good extensions started popping up all over the > place? > > The reply is just OOo nonsense anyway. Think about it. If the user can configure some other way of opening an add-on or the extension author has had the nouse to provide one, why not hide the add-ons menu? You may as well talk to a brick wall. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Can-you-customize-the-AddOn-menu--tf3234518.html#a9071748 Sent from the openoffice - users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
