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This could be done by adding an option to the Tools -> Options -> View dialog. Therefore, if this feature is to be implemented, it should be optional. I personally would prefer to have tabs grouped by application.Ģ) Some users do not like tabs to switch between files. Another good example is Firefox's design when you hide the title bar.ġ) OnlyOffice allows to have tabs from different applications (spreadsheets, presentations and text documents) in the same window. Hence, it would be possible to adopt a layout similar to OnlyOffice's. The current design of LibreOffice consists of a title bar that has nothing but the filename. I believe most LO users would welcome tabs for switching between opened files. Scrivener has something now, but I don't know what it is. Others can way in, but as far as I know, LWP was the only file format to support this. Unless the OpenDocument specification is going to expand/change, this isn't something that can be "faked" into LO. You can save that file, copy to a thumb drive, take to another machine, and it will open up with those tabs in that order. dragging it between 2 others, you physically change its hierarchical position in the file. When you change the position of a tabbed division, i.e. Those images are highly relevant to understanding this.Ī tabbed division is "conceptually" a separate document but it physically exists in the hierarchy tree of the LWP file.
I un-hid the comments which someone flagged as off-topic so you can have a better idea of what people are really asking for. All tabbed divisions exist in a single LWP file. What everyone seems to be missing is these aren't separate document files. > listed on it, and the ability to switch from one document to another, and to > Could this be done as an extra toolbar? Then it could be arranged as the (In reply to Lynne Connolly from comment #50) Most of that stuff was created during my OS/2 Warp days so it should be relatively safe to allow into the wild. If they are not for companies still in business and not for systems still in use I will provide. Launching network search now to find any remaining. I used to use the VM->WordPro->File-SaveAs to get the bulk of them. I had an awful lot of lwp files from back in the day, some of which I needed. Yes, LO claims LWP support, but, as others monitoring this will most likely chime in, not really. This document converter site also claims to support it. Deb printing claims to support everything under the sun. There appears to now be a murky little circle still understanding it. The only difficult thing is getting the LWP spec.
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Some instructions on how to "fix" that can be found in the comments at this download link. The common complaint is that it installs older versions of fonts over top of newer, better looking versions of the same fonts.
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Might want to create XP VM for testing.ĭefinitely install in a VM.
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The same "might" work for Windows 10 but most claim the product simply either won't install or run under Windows 10. You have to first enable the Administrator account, not just be logged in with administrator privs.
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It will install under Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. To really understand the power of tabbed divisions you really have to use them for a while or pick up one of the old books on eBay. Thank you soooo much! I added some screen shots. > Changing priority to 'high' since the number of duplicates is 5 or higher (In reply to Xisco Faulí from comment #43) Tabbed interface requiring a mouse to be usable would be downgrade. So please implement it with that in mind. I do not know whether I can switch them in LO on Mac at all. When you have all document as separate windows you can switch easily with alt+tab on windows. Safari om Mac use command+shift+arrow, on Win I don't know.įinder on Mac use that weird command+` but I use ctl+tab thanks to Witch extension.
And not sore I have right key on PC keyboard i use with mac.įirefox on Mac use command++alt+arrow, on Win it use ctlr+tab and ctrl+shift+tab that is difficult for one hand In Finder I have no clue how cycle through window with command+` because I have to enter apostrofe with character viewer. You have to have computer in head to keep all those variants in mind and be able to use them. It can became mess a bit.Īnd shortcuts that work for US user may not work for international users because keys are not common on their keyboard layouts and nobody paid attention to that. They can have different one on different platform. Mouse clickers will be fine anyway but not keyboard users.Īpps that use tabs usually employ own set of shortcut to switch between tabs if they employ one. When idea is not well implemented it can be nightmare. I use them in Finder (mac) thanks to TotalFinder too.įirst I'm heavy keyboard shortcuts user.
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Usually have 10+ and sometime two windows full of tabs. I would like to leave few remarks before you start to implement it.
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