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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: RMB - once again
From:       Daniele Medri <madrid () linuxmeeting ! net>
Date:       2003-08-05 14:31:07
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Alle 16:25, marted́ 5 agosto 2003, Mikolaj Machowski ha scritto:
> > > 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"?
>
> Why "Set encoding" for image???? Maybe it will be useful with SVG files
> but for most formats it is useless. I am also not sure if Security is
> necessary. Half ot this menu (in current state) is just copied from
> http context menu.

the item "Propriety" could be the same for all kind of file.. and inside this 
could appear particular tab like "Security", "Set encoding".

I totally disagree about the "Open"/"Preview" items.
If a click on a file and is there an embedded viewer.. I can see this with 
konqy. If not, open with default app without RMB interaction.

Into RMB we need only "Open" and default apps do the rest.
Open to edit and preview are blury terms.. and a user need a simple "open" 
call for what he want. Nothing more...

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

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	but what they conceal is vital" - Aaron Levenstein
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