The Show Tracked Changes toggle (on the toolbar and in the View menu) is disabled when in Print Preview. It shouldn't - I should be able to say I want to see the preview without changes, if I chose Print Preview while changes were visible (and possibly, the other way around). I realize this might mean having to re-render the entire print preview, which would not be very snappy, but - this command should be available to the user.
It depends on whether we want to print TC as shown or "auto" accept/decline. My take is that unless you decide whether a change is accepted or decline you should get what you see, the current state. And I wouldn't overload the print preview with irrelevant functions. Nevertheless I see the problem that inline vs. margin is ignored. László, what do you think?
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #1) > It depends on whether we want to print TC as shown or "auto" accept/decline. > My take is that unless you decide whether a change is accepted or decline > you should get what you see, the current state. And I wouldn't overload the > print preview with irrelevant functions. > > Nevertheless I see the problem that inline vs. margin is ignored. László, > what do you think? I think, hiding the switch is very important for the sake of the final review process of the document ready for printing. Changing the view means breaking the printed page content. If the changes are there only on the already verified and not visible pages, a bad click could result bad printing without being noticed.
(In reply to László Németh from comment #2) > I think, hiding the switch is very important... Thanks for supporting my take of NAB. Think you've seen the inline vs. margin problem. And we better deal with it in a different ticket.
(In reply to László Németh from comment #2) > I think, hiding the switch is very important for the sake of the final > review process of the document ready for printing. Hiding or disabling? > Changing the view You mean, toggling "View TC"?