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Libreoffice review
Libreoffice review











libreoffice review

But this is done in December! 11:09:15 UTC is definitely one of the worst times to ask a programmer to do anything, most of them have left for vacation in mid-November, myself included normally! Not this year, thanks to COVID-19 but I digress. Thankfully in 2019 we see Faulí (very cool name brother!) Changing priority to 'high' since the number of duplicates is 5 or higher. I'm hoping this extended blog post will make the difference: like Ghandi. This is why you see them still on many websites. Copy what works great for many many years: pull-down menus, keyboard shortcuts! I've never met anybody who didn't want shortcuts showing in context menus. Microsoft can do some things good, but definitely UI is not one. Screenshot shows the glimmering promise: Shortcuts in context menus this needs to be on as a default. Change default behaviour to always 'Show Shortcuts in Menus' (set in Preferences.Create macOS friendly keyboard shortcuts.Introduce new Zoom In / Zoom Out action feature.Relabel (or delete) Zoom Out -> Print Preview Zoom Out.I thought I had it made when I found this preference panel - but eventually I figure out NO I can add Zoom In to the menu but I just can't click it.Įven with my mouse still plugged in, when I peruse the View. By this time the user has face-planted their desk and gave into the Hold Control and Scroll-Wheel Kludge.

libreoffice review

There would have been a riot already if it wasn't for that! (jokes)Īnother reason the user is not satisfied after adding Zoom In and Zoom Out to their View Menu vis the Customize preference: Those are Print Preview controls that won't apply most of the time. Google must get this a lot of traffic on this term because it has a classifier that punches out a box to say: "To quickly perform Zoom In and Zoom out, you can hold the CTRL key and use mouse wheel to arrive at a desired Zoom level."

libreoffice review

This hasn't been fixed since 2012 because if you check Google you see. The terms "zoom in" and "zoom out" do appear in the app at various places, and it is these two actions that I would like keyboard shortcuts for. This likely affects macOS version as last time I checked Control-+ was working fine to zoom in on my Linuxbox. I wish to be be able to literally turf my mouse into the next room, and still be able to zoom in / zoom out the display using only keyboard shortcuts.













Libreoffice review