Michael Moser wrote: I did not comment your suggestion in Connect* so far in order not to contradict. What do you think on why the feature would be necessary in spite of the info presented in the OnMouseOver event? Yes - I know and have seen that there is lots of info shown in the balloon popup (including the extension). But I still prefer to always see a file's extension! it simply gives me a better, safer ...

Hallo Michael, Michael Moser wrote: I wanted to spell check a larger page. Things started fine but at some point the spell check suddenly declared that I had no Italian dictionary installed (?!?), that it could hence not continue and terminated the spell check. Since then, when I restart the spell checker on that page, it immediately declares being done and doesn't spell check again. First: I certainly never ever ...

Rainald Taesler wrote: Michael Moser wrote: Grüezi, Michael, ... Been there, done so. But now - a few minutes later - feel very ashamed. Obviously prior to replying to original your posting I did not check things thoroughly enough :-( :-( and so my recommendation seems not only a bit premature :-( I think showing that showing the it's really necessary and not too useful. There's plenty of information the ...

Michael Moser wrote: Occasionally a page's title (i.e. the text in the dashed box with rounded sides at the page's top) is broken into two or more lines. E.g. I just jotted down some notes during a presentation. I entered the name of the speaker (a rather short name - 10 characters) and then inserted the date & time into the title box. For some to me absolutely non-apparent reason that line is split into two line after ...

Michael Moser wrote: Grüezi, Michael, When I includes/appends a file onto a OneNote page the filename is shown without file extension (the same stupidity that is the default in WinXP). Can one change that to display the entire filename including the extension? No, it's not possible. You may post this as a suggestion for the next version in "Connect", the place for submitting suggestions and bug ...

Michael Moser wrote: When I includes/appends a file onto a OneNote page the filename is shown without file extension (the same stupidity that is the default in WinXP). Can one change that to display the entire filename including the extension? No, it's not possible. You may post this as a suggestion for the next version in "Connect", the place for submitting suggestions and bug reports to the developers team: http://...

... sidenote. If I want to go to the full ON, I launch it from the start menu and it opens to my last point automatically. It was just a thought. Hope this helps. Michael "Michael Moser" <michael-nospam.moser@nospam.freesurf.ch> wrote in message news:eTfOsgADJHA.1180@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... Sorry for this probably stupid question, but I didn't find any corresponding setting or switch in Options or Customize: I ...

Michael Moser wrote: It seems that you are using ON a bit different from "normal" usage: Both of your points only appear if one closes the notebooks prior to closing ON. That's not the way to work with ON. Different from other applications (f.e. a word processor like Word) in ON one does not close the notebooks. One just leaves all of the notebooks *open* and closes the application with open notebooks. ...

... I close the sidenote. If I want to go to the full ON, I launch it from the start menu and it opens to my last point automatically. It was just a thought. Hope this helps. Michael "Michael Moser" <michael-nospam.moser@nospam.freesurf.ch> wrote in message news:eTfOsgADJHA.1180@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... Sorry for this probably stupid question, but I didn't find any corresponding setting or switch in Options or Customize: I do...

Rainald Taesler wrote: Michael Moser wrote: ... It seems that you are using ON a bit different from "normal" usage: Both of your points only appear if one closes the notebooks prior to closing ON. That's not the way to work with ON. Different from other applications (f.e. a word processor like Word) in ON one does not close the notebooks. One just leaves all of the notebooks *open* and closes the application with ...