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List:       kde-commits
Subject:    Re: koffice/kword
From:       Kalle Dalheimer <kalle () dalheimer ! de>
Date:       1998-10-14 11:40:53
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Reginald Stadlbauer:
>Am Mon, 12 Oct 1998 schrieb Kurt Granroth: 
>>On Mon, Oct 12, 1998 at 01:18:47PM +0000, Reginald Stadlbauer wrote: 
>>> >> >> KWord: 
>>> >> >>   - Implemented saving documents (XML) 
>>> >> >> 
>>> >> >I don't want to complain, but I just finished compiling ... ;) 
>>> >> 
>>> >> Compiling what? Have you also implemented the saving? 
>>> >> 
>>> >Nono. I just compiled koffice. 
>>>  
>>> Does this take so much time? On my alpha koffice takes about 20 minutes :-) 
>> 
>>Seriously, it might be nice if you had some sort of TODO list posted.  I 
>>was starting to look at KWord to implement saving when I saw that you had 
>>already done it.  This was the third time that I was *going* to work 
>>on something in KWord only to see you do it in the meantime.  Mind you, 
>>I'm not complaining (if *all* KDE developers were as prolific as you, 
>>we'd have M$ licked in a couple of months!)... but it would be nice 
>>to know what is "safe" to work on :-) 
> 
>Hmmm... this is hard... Normally I'm just doing what is coming to my mind or if 
>I get a mail from somebody with some suggestions I implement that :-) But I'll 
>try to add a TODO. 
> 
>BTW: I'd need a fontdialog where you also can choose the font color and 
>subscript/superscript. Also a tab in the paragraph settings dialog would be 
>nice, where you can configure the borders of a paragraph. I know these are not 
>very interesting things, but I'll not do it in the next time :-) I'll also not 
>implement format filters, so everybody can do that :-) 

Count me in for the filter manager (partly done), the MIF import (partly done),
Word 95 and SGML/DocBook.

Kalle

>What else... Ah another dialog is needed: A dialog where you can make 
>"Stilvorlagen" (Style-templates). So, where you can say the 1. title has this 
>font, this color, etc. the 2. title looks like this, standard text looks like 
>this. And when you write you can assign such a style-template to a paragraph to 
>make it a title, standard text, etc. 
> 
>_I_'ll do after loading is finished: 
> - printing 
> - tabulators 
> 
>Ciao, Reggie 
> 
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