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--- Comment #10 from V Stuart Foote <vstuart.foote@utsa.edu> ---
@Jay, *

(In reply to Yousuf (Jay) Philips from comment #9)
Only question here becomes should the Name and Description actions be
present on context menu by default.

No they shouldnt, which is why it was removed them.

Aside from preparing tagged content for a11y use, given our desire to
improve Navigator function--facilitating Name, Title and Description for
each object by providing context menu access seems desirable in the general
case.

Users shouldnt need to open up 2 different dialogs to modify name, title and
description, so it is better to consolidate all of these in the image
properties dialog.

The need to Name, or to provide a Description (Title--for Alternative text--and
a Description) is a requirement not just for Images, but for all objects. It is
a UI issue as the Name/Title controls their behavior on Navigator.

And from a UX perspective the time to set an attribute is while the object is
being created or placed. Frankly that is most efficient from the context menu.
Removing them was fine--having added ability to customize context menus (as
we've been doing for toolbars forever) allows us to pick and choose reasonable
defaults, and then for users to adjust as they prefer.

I do agree that adding the attributes to the properties dialog for each object
would be helpful. In addition to the Name field that is is there already.

Yes, behavior of the Name dialog and Description dialogs launched from
menus--or from context menus--needs to be handled in a more consistent
interface across modules.

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