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Re: [libreoffice-design] More units of measurement


Hi Pascal,

On So, 2012-07-22 at 20:58 +0200, Pascal Fischer wrote:
> E.g. in the paragraph-settings when you want to change the distance
> above/under a paragraph etc. is in cm. Because you choose the
> font-size im points, it would be better to have this also in points,
> so that it is easier to know what distance to choose. And the best
> thing would be, if you could change the unit of measurement, some
> prefer points, some cm, some ...

Okay, fwiw, you _can_ change that. All you need to do is enter your
measurement unit too, for instance "0.05pt" (or "%," "in, "em,"
whatever).
As with many LibreOffice features, this is sadly not all very visible
and of course there's no way to tell which measurement units are
allowed.
It's probably best, if you collect a list of all places that need to be
changed, make a mockup of what you have in mind (for at least one
dialog, but more is always better) and and then put that, with a
description in a whiteboard. See:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Whiteboards for a look at our
current whiteboards.

Astron.


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