https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91781
--- Comment #70 from Cor Nouws <cno@nouenoff.nl> ---
(In reply to Yousuf (Jay) Philips from comment #60)
(In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #57)
Maybe that is even a better solution.
But Compare Documents is to use on files with currently no changes tracked
and Merge Documents is to combine versions with changes tracked.
And having them separated in the menu, maybe helps people to get the clue.
Both commands would be confusing to regular users if they were taken at face
value, ...
Therefore it is good to have on in the menu Track Changes. And to be more
precise: the one that is related to files with changes tracked :)
... Presently i'm fine either way, moving them both in
track changes or having them both out. One benefit of having them in the
submenu is that the main menu would be two entries smaller, which would be
an advantage in writer, but not that particular in calc.
Both in, is less bad then both out. But as you indicated yourself, there is
some confusion if one does not know what is does. Splitting over the proper
places, helps. The user sees: Track Changes .. Merge Document. (Hmm could that
be to merge documents with changes tracked??)
After all, the initial idea to move 'Merge Document' was based on
misunderstanding.
I propose to bring it back in a meeting where I can attend.
Look forward to it. We've missed you and Stuart for some time now at the
meetings.
Sorry for that. Making a special appointment is advised here :)
Ciao,
Cor
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