I give basic programming lessons to 1st year students at univ using macros in LO. I have remarked a common problem that students have. When you open a new file, this file has no macro module by default. So you need for example to go in the macro view, click on "Modules", then select your file, then click "New", then give a name and accept. This is not completely straightforward, and I think LO could do as Microsoft Office and create a module by default. This would remove a entry barrier when working with macros.
I do not understand your request: when I use menu Tools > Macros > Edit Macros... in an empty new file, I get Module 1 and an empty macros skeleton. Please could you explain clearly what is missing? Status has been set to NEEDINFO, please set it back to UNCONFIRMED once requested information has been provided. Best regards. JBF
> I do not understand your request: when I use menu Tools > Macros > Edit Macros... in an empty new file, I get Module 1 and an empty macros skeleton. I do not get the same. I suspect you are confused with a module named "Module1" which is in "My macros and dialog boxes" (which the general LO macro library), but not in the file you just opened.
I think, having always a macro module would be no good idea, because files, which have a macro module will produce a security warning when opening the file, even if the module is empty.
> I think, having always a macro module would be no good idea, because files, which have a macro module will produce a security warning when opening the file, even if the module is empty. In this case, we can produce a warning only when the module is not empty. I think this is what MS Office does. The other possibility would be to make it easier to create a new module from the module tree view. For example, right clicking "Standard" and then "Create new module".
[Automated Action] NeedInfo-To-Unconfirmed
The bug report was originally in Chinese. This is the translation: In the document, according to the layout requirements, the picture will be zoomed in and processed, but in actual reading, the picture needs to be temporarily zoomed in and previewed. In response to this usage requirement, it is recommended to add auxiliary functions, and the image auxiliary tool "magnifying glass" can be used to zoom in and check carefully. I will give screenshots of this function of other software (WPS2019) for reference. This function is very useful, please add it.
Sorry for the noise... I accidentally modified the wrong bug report.
Since LO 7.6 if you select the file in the "Current Library" dropdown list and it does not have any modules, then a default "Module1" module will be automatically created. I'm closing this as WFM. Feel free to change it back.