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Skriven 2005-12-27 21:33:00 av JAY EMRIE (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av ALAN ZISMAN
Ärende: Re: .doc ?
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AZ>-=> Jeff Guerdat wrote to Jean Parrot <=-

AZ> JG> On 12-26-05, JEAN PARROT said to JEFF GUERDAT:

AZ> JP>This again brings another question. Alan Z. would readily have
AZ> JP>the response to this, how can I have the Open command in Word
AZ> JP>default to open in: View in Print Layout ?

AZ> JG> I'm really not much  of a word processor afficianado but I thought Word
AZ> JG> remembered the last setting used.  Alternatively, you could modify the
AZ> JG> Normal.dot template to ensure that setting (I think)...

AZ>I'm not sure modifying Normal.dot would help-- that controls settings
(fonts,
AZ>styles, etc) for new documents-- Jean wants to control the view used in
opening
AZ>previously-saved documents.

AZ>I wouldn't be surprised if the last-used View setting is saved within each
AZ>document's code-- though some experimenting might be in order.

AZ>By the way, Word's age-old reliance on Normal.dot is a real pain; I like
using
AZ>an alternative font (Comic Sans) as my default-- and it's no easy job to
make
AZ>changes to Normal.dot; aside from it being a hidden file, it's not easy to
AZ>simply set up Word the way you want it and then save to Normal.dot... I end
up
AZ>saving to a different template name, then exiting Word, deleting the
original
AZ>Normal.dot (after first finding it!) then renaming the saved one in its
place.

AZ>OpenOffice.org, where you can simply set the default font in the
preferences,
AZ>is much saner in this regard.

Sounds to me like Word Perfect does exactly what one desires in this
area.

Jay
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