I think "Extensions" sub-forum should not be under "Applications" but under "Customizing and Extending".
What do you think?
[Solved] Move "Extensions" to "Customizing and Extending"
[Solved] Move "Extensions" to "Customizing and Extending"
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Re: Move "Extensions" to "Customizing and Extending"
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Re: Move "Extensions" to "Customizing and Extending"
I think it is so obvious that extensions are extending the office suite and should therefor be a part of "Customizing and Extending". But due to that I always thought there must be a real good reason, why extensions were initially counted as applications. Maybe because you can install them and they have their own filename extension?
Or short: +1
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Re: Move "Extensions" to "Customizing and Extending"
Looking at that board, I see that it consists of issues people have with extensions. It is somewhat similar to the board dealing with Macros &c. There is no single extension in the way that there is only a single spreadsheet, single text writer, etc. Extensions are not part of the office suites. I agree the move makes sense.
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Re: Move "Extensions" to "Customizing and Extending"
I agree. There is no real reason why it had been made separate as far as I can recall.
So I've moved the section.
So I've moved the section.
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