jonathon wrote:
Mathias Bauer wrote:
[...]
think different. I think you know that one of the most popular OOo
macros is still deployed as a document - OOoDic.
So is OOoFont.
out it shows that the demand for document macros is still there.
Both of those macros ( OOoDic & OOoFont ) provide required
functionality for OOo. [FWIW, I wouldn't be surprised to see
OOo_Install_Grammar_Checking as well. This is a macro that
installs and configures Grammar Checkers.]
The issue is whether such tools should be hard coded into
OOo, or soft-codes with macros.
[...]
With current OOo it is well doable, to make OOoDic and OOoFont into
extensions.
The extension provides a toolbar, click > document opens, read info,
search button, click > macro from library is started.
This is more complicated for users than just opening a document.
They have to know how to add and remove extensions.
But that is all straight forward IMO, via the GUI and in about 6
mouseclicks.
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