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Hi,

first - thanks for your feedback.

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Datum: Fri, 24 Jun 2011 09:10:10 +0200
Von: Astron <heinzlesspam@googlemail.com>
An: design@global.libreoffice.org

personally, I would love to see some intelligent algorithm that can
discern whether users need this behaviour or not. For instance,
detecting, if a high-contrast colour scheme is in use, but I heard
that LibO currently is not too good at detecting a high-contrast
colour schemes.

I'm not sure about that. While most of the complaints I read about the
bug seem to come from people with visual disabilites, I have also
seen people who just like to have it "the OOo way".

So for the moment I would not go for that solution.


- we can have this in tools - options - Calc - View
  but this tab page is already crowded .. so I would not prefer

Is it an option to remove the combo box for selecting the grid colour
(burying that instead under LibreOffice > Appearance) [1] and
replacing it by a sub-check box like:
– "[X] can be overridden by document" (default: enabled) or
– "[ ] on colored background" (default: disabled)?


Well .. sometimes it is really good to have a secont perosn "trigger
your mind".

In fact the "Grid Color" option in Calc - View can (imho) be easily 
dropped. We already have an option for Calc Grid colors in LibreOffice - 
Apperance. The Calc - View setting is only used, if the option at
LibreOffice - Apperance is set to "automatic". Looks quite confusing to
 me.


- we can have it at tools - options - Calc - Compatibility
  We might have some "Display" option here and switch between
  "Default" and "OOo legazy" or "Excel" or whatever.
  I'd prefere this one, as even more visualization options could
  be bound to this. But this needs proper wording.

I'm unsure about this, the page is definitely more spacious currently,
but when trying to find out about a visual aid, this clearly doesn't
seem the first place to look at. You could, as another option, add a
section "Grid" and a check box text like "[X] For compatibility with
Microsoft Excel, hide grid on colored backgrounds". I'd prefer the
first option.

Ok - so if othere people agree to remove the Grid Color option from
Calc - View, I'd go for the first one.

regards,

André

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