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--- Comment #8 from Magalaan <magalaan@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #4)
(In reply to Magalaan from comment #3)
If you do not appreciate me making suggestions, please say so, and I will
stop bothering.

If you find it a bother, then don't. But suggestions of UX improvements are
welcome and appreciated if presented in context mindful of development
efforts.

As I indicated in comment 2, we already provide a functional implementation
that meets user needs. We are not "obliged" to provide the same UI that MS
implements for their products.

The implementation issue is that there is no linkage between the paragraph
object, table object or frame and the page "margin" on which it sits. 
Presently, one does not click in the margin--but rather clicks in the border
of the object (the "arrow" that appears when over the "target") to have some
effect on the object. Positionally clicking in the page margin would require
new development to link to the attributes of the target object. 

It has some merit, but would equally result in complaints of spurious
selection. I am not convinced it would provide improved UX sufficient to
justify the dev effort. But I'll defer to fellow UX team members.

I see your point. I guess we should not go there. 
Though it would be nice if we had a little more width to click on to select a
row in a table than 1mm. could it be 5-10mm?

I am only glad you feel not obliged to provide the same UI as MSO, I like the
LO UI better than MSO UI. I think the devil is in the detail and it pays to do
these minor improvements, especially with often reoccurring actions like
selecting.

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