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Is IMHO plainly not suited to be presented to end-users in this
form. To make matters worse, the online help is not helpful at
all, basically just repeating the dialog labelling. To me this
strongly suggests that the documenter had no idea either what that
means (understandably!).

Ideally I think this just should be set to some sane default and
forgotten. If that is not possible, I think *one* slider might
be the best situation, supplying somensible "linear combination"
of the more detailled settings.


     |-------------------|^|------------|
less memory                       faster display
consumption                       of images

also a "Details" button might be a further possibility if there
is *really* a need for this (I don't think so).

The online help should explain what this means and what
sensible settings for e.g. a low-end machine (PII 300, 128MB RAM) and
a high-end machine are.

Note that this dialog alone is frequently brought up as an example of 
OpenOffice's lack of usability, see e.g.
http://www.kirkmcpike.com/column/page3.html
so this is actually a marketing problem too, IMHO.

(see also http://ui.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=481
where Oliver Specht says "I aggree here, too. A simple more/less memory
consumption setting should be sufficient.")

TIA
/ralph