On 05/31/2012 10:29 PM, Coheir Yoshi wrote: > On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 5:13 PM, nick rundy <[email protected]> wrote: >> A grayed out Save Indicator is not superfluous! >> >> I find this EXTRAORDINARILY useful to know whether I have added new material >> to a document or whether I'm dealing with the previously saved version. The >> grayed out Indicator communicates this in a very simple manner. It's perfect. > You can achieve the same thing with the status indicator in the status > bar. You just have to point your eye to a different spot. > >> The grayed out Save Indicator is one of the best features of Writer! > A grayed out icon is no feature other than to convey the fact that the > action associated with that particular icon is disabled. A save icon > being disabled does NOT equal a document is modified; it simply means > that the save action is disabled. No more, no less. The grayed out Save button in LO also indicates that the document in unchanged since the last change. This is a very handy at a glance feature to know the save status. > > Kohei >
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