Mike Scott wrote:
On 09/10/15 20:24, libreoffice-ml.mbourne@spamgourmet.com wrote:
Mike Scott wrote:
On 09/10/15 12:43, Malcolm Moore wrote:
...
This is outstandingly horrible !
Yes.
My summary for anyone in the same boat suffering from brain failure at
the end of the week:
.....
It will then work for the duration of the session as A3 and Landscape
are now selected ( but greyed out again )
Once you save it and open it again you have to start from the
beginning.
Not correct AFAICS. Unfortunately, changing print properties doesn't
seem to mark the file as needs-to-be-saved, so ^S does nothing (and
File|Save is greyed out).
That depends on the settings:
- Tools > Options > LibreOffice > General > Printing sets "document
modified" status
and:
- Tools > Options > LibreOffice > General > Allow to save document even
when the document is not modified
Tools > Options > Load/Save > General > Load printer settings with the
document probably also affects whether previously saved printer settings
are actually used next time the document is opened.
Hmmm.
I think the problem here is one of obscurity. Too many options spread
over too many dialogues/tabs all affecting results, no obvious way to
find what's happening unless you "just know" to look there, and the help
file isn't very helpful.
There's even inconsistency between programs. Try the following in each
of Writer and Impress. Create a new document and save it. Change the
printer via File|Print setting. Now look at menu choice File|Save. In
Impress, it's greyed out. In Writer, it's available.
(Both options you mention above are unset in my system, btw.)
Now you mention it, I see that too in LibreOffice 4.4.2 on Windows. With
both unset:
- Tools > Options > LibreOffice > General > Printing sets "document
modified" status
- Tools > Options > LibreOffice > General > Allow to save document even
when the document is not modified
Changing printer:
- Create new document (for Base, also create a database form)
- Save
- Change the printer at File > Printer Settings
- In Writer or Base (at least in form editor), the document is
treated as modified (Save is available, and attempting to close give a
warning that it's not saved)
- In Calc, Impress, Draw and Formula, the document is NOT treated as
modified.
Changing printer-specific properties:
- Create new document (for Base, also create a database form)
- Save
- Change printer-specific settings at File > Printer Settings >
Properties (I've tried with an Epson SX100 changing the Quality and
Reverse Order settings)
- In Writer or Base (at least in form editor), the document is
treated as modified
- In Calc, Impress, Draw and Formula, the document is NOT treated as
modified.
- Save
- Again, change printer-specific settings at File > Printer Settings >
Properties
- This time, the document is NOT treated as modified, even in Writer
and Base forms; it is only the first time that treats the document as
modified.
Changing LibreOffice printer options:
- Create new document (for Base, also create a database form)
- Save
- Change all the tick-box options at File > Printer Settings > Options
- In all components, the document is NOT treated as modified.
It's probably not worth me reporting this against 4.4.2, but if you can
reproduce with the latest version it would probably be worth submitting
a bug report against Writer (it also affects Base forms, but I think
that just uses Writer so probably really the same problem). If you
submit a bug, please post back with the bug number.
Mark.
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- Re: [libreoffice-users] copying text with formatting from a web page (continued)
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