Hé Heiko,
Heiko Tietze wrote on 03-11-16 17:17:
On 10/31/2016 02:39 PM, Cor Nouws wrote:
I think I've used that tool twice, so do not meet
expert-requirement in this field at all I think ;) Still an
opinion..
- The possibility offered to clone character and/or paragraph
formatting, is neat IMO. So I would not drop one of the three.
- One could argue to change the short cuts/default.
- More important could be the introduction of a split button,
showing the possibilities and thus educating users.
Reading the referenced ticket makes me wonder why I added it at all
;-)
The question came from another report and is about the scope of clone
formatting. By default paragraph and character style is copied, and
in combination with ctrl only one. Or vice versa. If that is true,
how is a user supposed to know this?
I think my suggestion is on that topic too?
A possible solution would be to change the cursor slightly.
OK, if the user learns why that happens.
The request was in particular about lists and why the numbering style is not cloned.
Do you have an issue # for that :)
Ciao - Cor
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