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Verify that the Unified ODF icons are used for ODF documents and non-odf icons for non-odf documents.
See specification Unified ODF Icons
Several documents in
- odf format: .odt (Text Document), .ott (Text Document Template), .ods (Spreadsheet), .ots (Spreadsheet Template), .odp (Presentation), .otp (Presentation Template), .odg (Drawing), .otg (Drawing Template), .odb (Database), .odf (Formula), .odm (Master Document), .oth (Text HTML Template)
- non-odf format, for example: .doc, .docx, .rtf, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx
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All Icons for
OpenDocument files shall be replaced by a new design, removing
product and vendor specific brand elements. This includes all
occurrences on the OOo user interface as well as representations of
these files on desktop systems, where icons are used instead of
previews (e.g. Windows XP).
Verify the different places of
appearance:
Any desktop representation of such files (incl. folder views, and "New" pop-up menu, where applicable)
Appearance in OOo Start Center
Note: don't change the icon for "Templates..." (no regression; hasn't been in sync before)
Appearance in OOo QuickStarter (where applicable)
Appearance in OOo window caption
Appearance in OOo "Standard" tool bar: "New" button and drop down
Appearance in OOo Menu "File - New";
Note 1: use the .oth icon for entry "Templates an Documents"
Note 2: use the "Empty" icon for entry "HTML Document", but the neutral one without the ODF banner
Appearance in OOo "File - Properties - General" dialog
Appearance in OOo "Open/Save" dialog: system dialog and OOo dialog
Appearance in OOo "Templates and Documents" dialog: places pane and file list
Appearance in OOo "Template Management" dialog (Organizer): "Commands" button - "Reset Default Template" pop-up menu
Other document types, which users assign either manually to be opened with OpenOffice.org, or that are assigned automatically by the installation program of OOo, shall not use these icons.
Verify the different places of appearance:
Any desktop representation of such files (incl. folder views, and "New" pop-up menu, where applicable)
Appearance in OOo window caption
Appearance in OOo "Standard" tool bar
Appearance in OOo "File - Properties - General" dialog
Appearance in OOo "Open/Save" dialog: system dialog and OOo dialog
Appearance in OOo "Templates and Documents" dialog: places pane and file list
ODF: OpenDocument Format
OOo: OpenOffice.org