Description: When one saves in Word, a filename is suggested that contains the first few words of the document that one is saving. I like that feature and would love to see it offered with LibreOffice Writer vs. "Untitled 1" that is currently the default. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Click any "save" option. 2. Document filename is "Untitled 1" by default. 3. Necessary to manually change document filename every time. Actual Results: When doing each of the 3 steps above, the filename will then change to whatever the user chooses. My suggestion is that LibreOffice functions as MS Word does in this respect, by having a filename suggestion that is comprised of the first few words of the file that is being saved. Expected Results: File saves just fine but only manually. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: I would like to see the software offering a filename that is made up of the first few words of the file that one is saving.
I strongly disagree for several reasons: 1/ the first words of a text document does not express generally the contains of the document 2/ the first words of a text document may be sensitive data 3/ when using template, the first words may be the same for documents using the same template 4/ this method does not work for other modules (Calc, Impress/Draw and Math) 5/ it is good practice that the user explicitly choose the name of its document file; It is not the role of LibreOffice to think for the user. Closing as WontFix. Best regards. JBF