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Hi,

I would like to ask you how to solve a problem with Calc. Ill try to explain you how to reproduce it.

Just open any web page in your browser and find there an e-mail contact which is in html link form. I.e. users+subscribe@global.libreoffice.org <mailto:users+subscribe@global.libreoffice.org>
Copy this contact with ctrl+c and try to paste it to Calc list with ctrl+v.

What happen is, that some "import dialog" appear and you must click your decision. In that dialog there is no checkbox like "remember my decision and dont ask again". So when you need to copy+paste like 400 email addresses, you must everytime click this dialog. This is bad, very bad... So my question is: is there any option how to turn this dialog off? I didn't find it...

LibreOffice 3.4.4 in Ubuntu 11.10.

Thank you,
V. Medek

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mail: vaclav.medek@nic.cz
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