Hy everyone !
* (2) You're referring to "Document" ... tough question. I don't
know whether "Document Type" (left side) and "File Format" is an
improvement.
I agree
* (3) I also like "Open" better, since it clearly says what will
happen - much better than OK. By the way, the very last dialog
styleguide (attempt) put the Help on the left side ...
I agree too
* The dialog has now a very good structure - but might it be
convenient for people to have an "All" on the left side that
contains all file types?
I think it is for one reason. Sometimes (not often I think), people get
presention files (example), and they not always know what it is : Someone
can have sent it to them without explaining "Hy it's a presentation" or "Hy,
it's a text document". THey just get the document. Just for this reason, and
because I think it should'nt be very complicated to add, I think there
should be an "Any" section on the left.
Then, I think it's important to choose the order of the items in the two
parts (it can reduce the amount of time to find the good format) : I think
that order them by "popularity" is good :
Document type part:
- Text Document
- Spreadsheet Slideshow
- Presentation Slideshow
- Web Document
- Drawing
- Formula
File format part :
- Open Document
- Microsoft Word 2003 xml (.doc)
- Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx)
As you can see, I indicate file extension as it's always significant for a
lot of people.
Kévin
PS : Scuse for my so bad English... Like a lot of French people, I'm not
bright with other languages.
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