Hi,
I want to suggest a change concerning the Exit Dialog when unsaved
changes exist (I hope this is the right list).
Currently it says:
The document "..." has been modified.
Do you want to save your changes?
[Save] [Discard] [Cancel]
The first time I used OpenOffice.org in those times, the word 'Discard'
confused me.
I like the way Gnome applications have this dialog:
Save changes to document "..." before closing?
If you don't save, changes from the last [2 seconds] will be permanently
lost.
[Close without Saving] [Cancel] [Save/Save As]
Thunderbird has similiar buttons:
[Do not save] [Cancel] [Save]
(First is left-aligned, last two are right-aligned.
What I would like to, is change the wording from "Discard" to "Close
without Saving" or "Do not save" (should fit to the text before).
Also having the "Save" button on the right seems to me more sensible
than on the left.
What do others think?
Samuel
Context
- [Libreoffice-ux-advise] Exit Dialog: Button Order and Wording · Samuel Mehrbrodt
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