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A little thing which I find very annoying is the way Writer drops me
back at the last used cursor location immediately after making an
automatic save.

When working on a large document, for safety reasons I have the
auto-recovery information saved every ten minutes.  If I don't remember
to keep clicking on the page as I scroll through doing an edit, there
comes a moment when the auto-recovery info gets saved and suddenly I
find I'm back elsewhere in the document than where I wanted to be.

It is a very annoying and unfortunate result of a sensible saving
procedure.

It happens too with manual saves are made but is less likely because
when I make a manual save it is most often when I have just made an edit
on the current page.

Does anyone know if there is a setting in the expert configuration under
advanced options where this behavior could be modified so that the page
currently in view does not disappear when auto-recovery save is made ?

Philip

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