Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 6540
Freely move, position and anchor table(s) like Frame objects
Last modified: 2014-02-09 16:17:23 UTC
like in Adobe Acrobat Reader. a hand appears and one can move the table by mouse, so that one doesn't have to sequentially use the horizontal and vertical scrollbar. an action combination for doing so could be ALT+left mouse button. Alternatively there could be a small overview window accessible (whose state is saved application dependant (that is a user finds this window always in the state he left it; + "auto roll-up/roll-down" might be nice)) where one moves the displayed part of the table, like "Overview Window" in Paintshop Pro 7.
Hi Falko, 1 4 U. Peter Peter->Lars: I think enhancements should be flagged for ALL platform/OS. BTW: I think you can configure most mouse drivers to support such actions.
A table in Writer should behave like any other object if it comes to anchoring and positioning. The user should be able to grab the table and resize and move it freely in the document. It should also be possible to anchor the table to page, paragraph, character and as character.
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This enhancement is very much needed, add to cc
reassigning & adding keywords according to new RFE process - Sophie
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Add to that- There should be a provision to let the user SELECT a table. Currently if the user selects an entire table, only the text inside it is selected; and not the structure of the table. So, if he moves the table, a new table is created at the destination spot, but the old structure remains behind.
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The simple workaround is to put the table into a Frame. I wonder what ODF specifications tell here concerning table design.
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