Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text[/size]
Purpose: For Quick Changes
Type: Similar to Options Displayed on the Ribbon
Possible Locations
- Add to Right-Click
- Add to the existing “Character Styles” section of the Sidebars.
- Make available on a Sidebar as its own section.
In the attached file, there are examples from MobiSystems MobiDocs, MS Word, OnlyOffice, and Collabora Office for Desktop.
Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text
Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text
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Re: Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text
An interesting suggestion. If I may interject, I think even more useful than a pop-up from a right click would be a basic formatting dialogue box that appears automatically, as this one does in Microsoft Word:
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Re: Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text
I must admit that I’m not a fan of any controls that appear automatically (without me doing anything). That’s the typical MS Word way of imposing its suggestions on the user. I prefer SoftMaker’s approach, where you have to explicitly call up what you want. Just my 2 cents.
Re: Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text
I loathe, detest, and despise Microsoft, but in this case I don't agree with you. The little pop-up that opens in Word when you select a section of text does not "suggest" anything. It shows you what the current typeface and size are, and allows you quick access to those and a few other settings if you wish to use them. Move the mouse a hair and the pop-up disappears.
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Life is uncertain - enjoy each moment
Life is uncertain - enjoy each moment
Re: Suggestion: Add Formatting Options When Right-Clicking Selected Text
There’s no accounting for taste.
The mere fact that something pops up on its own bothers me. TextMaker’s context menu does essentially the same thing, but it only appears when I call it up. But when it comes to things like that, everyone has their own preferences.
