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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: RMB - once again
From:       Daniele Medri <madrid () linuxmeeting ! net>
Date:       2003-08-05 12:44:27
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Alle 11:19, marted́ 5 agosto 2003, Mikolaj Machowski ha scritto:
> 4. Image file in directory view
>
> Open in New Window          " OK
> Open in Background Tab      " These two can be reduced to one
> Open in New Tab
> Cut                         " OK
> Copy                        "
> Rename                      " OK
> Move To Trash               " These two should be reduced to one
> Delete                      "
> Add to Bookmarks            " OK
> Open With ...               " [1]
> Gimp                        " [2]
> Preview in Embeddable Image Viewer " [3]
> Actions >                   " OK
> Edit file type              " Go away!
> Properties                  " OK
>
> 1 - Why? It is already defined in next item.
> 2 - Shouldn't it be just "Open"? Now we can reduce these two items to
> 	one
> 3 - OK but name is tooooooooooo long. Preview is enough.
>
> Now we have:
>
> Open in New Window
> Open in New Tab
> Cut
> Copy
> Rename
> Delete
> Add to Bookmarks
> Open
> Preview in This Tab
> Actions >
> Properties

IMHO the "Open" and "Preview in This Tab" aren't correct.
I'd like to see only "Preview" item as "Open" functionality.. and into 
"Proprieties" a user can set what defaults viewer for that kind of file type.

A common user couldn't know what the difference between "Open" and "Preview": 
he need to view that kind of file and an intelligent system should select 
appropriated apps fot that. If I open an image into Gimp is "preview" but 
also "open to edit".

The "Preview in This Tab" could be into "Actions" submenu as particular option

> 5. Image in embedded viewer
> ack
>
> Up                          " OK
> Back
> Forward
> Open in New Window          " It is already opened in Konq
> Open in Background Tab      "
> Open in New Tab
> Add to Bookmarks            " OK
> Open With ...               " As above
> Gimp                        "
> Save Image As...            " OK
> Send                        " OK?
> Select All                  " ??????? [0]
> Stop Animations             " OK
> Copy Image Location         " ??? [1]
> View Image (title.png)      " ??? [2]
> View Document Source        " Heh... [3]
> View Document Information   " that would be good but... [4]
> Security                    " OK?
> Set Encoding                " End everything is clear.
>
> Many items in this menu is coming from opening of web sites. It should
> be make different if opening from file:// or from http://
>
> 0 - for what? Unnecessary
> 1 - Where copying? not understandable - unnecessary
> 2 - We are already viewing it
> 3 - Source for Image?
> 4 - This would be good but dialog offers no valuable information. Please
> 	improve dialog: size, any embedded information, add possibility to
> 	meta info.
>
> Now we have:
>
> Up                          " OK
> Back
> Forward
> Add to Bookmarks            " OK
> Open
> Save Image As...            " OK
> Send                        " OK?
> Stop Animations             " OK
> View Document Information   " that would be good but... [4]
> Security                    " OK?

why don't put a "Propriety" item that include "Set encoding" features and 
"Security"?


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Daniele Medri <daniele.medri @ libero.it>
homepage: http://www.linux.it/~madrid/

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