The toolbar is no longer visible if no files are open. Small reduction in per-row memory usage, allowing larger files to be opened. The toolbar will no longer lose the user's customization when a new version is installed and new icons have been introduced. Open File: the Progress Window won't appear until it's taken more than one second to open the file.ĭrag-Select will now continue to auto-scroll even if the mouse moves up onto the column headings or down onto the horizontal scrollbar. Shuffle Rows: this now prompts the user for confirmation since the operation cannot be undone.Ĭustomize Toolbar: it is now possible to force a row-break. Shuffle Rows: this now preserves the row selections.ĭestructive Paste: the preview now obeys the "Fixed Width Font" option. Graph: improved the "Bar" graph appearance.įile Properties: Character Set: added a help button that takes you to the corresponding article on Wikipedia.Ĭopy Rows: this no longer copies the column names if "No Column Names" is checked. Table Statistics: this window is now a table of stats rather than a text report.Īdded support for dropping multiple CSV files on the window caption.Įxport Select Columns: if the export file is later opened, the "No Column Names" option is now remembered.įile Properties: there is now a tab named "Info" that shows some information about the CSV file. Also, "year/month" is supported as long as the year is 4 digits.ĭetect External Changes: if the CSV file originally had a Byte Order Mark but no longer does, it is now assumed to be 8-bit ASCII, not unicode. Graph: a "month/year" date format is now supported. Graph: when there are two datasets, and both datasets have "Bar" appearance, then the bars will be side by side.Īdded the "Copy Rows: Ignore Hidden Columns" preference. Previously it only a supported a copied file.Īdded the Ctrl+Home/End hotkeys, which will jump to the first/last column in the current row. Welcome: Ctrl+V now supports CSV data in the clipboard. Paste New File: if the clipboard contains a file rather than CSV data, the file will be opened as if it was chosen in the Open File tool.Īdded a "+" button on the tab bar which creates a new file.Īdded the "Hide Extension On Tabs" preference. When a filename is too long to fit on a tab, this determines where it is truncated with an ellipsis. Undo: changing the Character Set on the File Properties window can now be undone.Īdded the "Tab Name Ellipsis" preference. Undo: changes to the column settings on the Column menu or context menu can now be undone. Pie Chart: if the Label column contains duplicates, they will be combined into one pie slice. This allows you to move cells in a column up or down by one row.Īdded the ability to rearrange tabs by clicking and dragging them.Īdded the "Make Sorting Permanent" tool to the Table menu.Įxport To HTML: this now allows the user to specify the font, padding, and cell borders. If you still can’t find the application you’re looking for to open the particular file type, click Find New Applications. The file manager will search online for packages containing applications that are known to handle files of that type.Added the "Shift Column" tool.
To view look through all the applications installed on your computer, click View All Applications. By default, Ubuntu file manager shows applications that are known to handle such file types. If you do not see the application you want, select Open With Other Application. Then select the application you want from the top of the menu. To open a file other than the default, right-click the file and select Open With Others Application Step 2: Open File with Other Applications It will automatically move under Default Applications from the Recommended Application list.
Next, click the Open With tab and select the application you want to always open the file and click Set as default. then right-click the file and select Properties as shown below. To do that, select a file of the type whose default application you want to change. When you change the default application, everytime time you double-click the particular file type, your preferred application should launch and open the file. Step 1: Change Ubuntu Default ApplicationĪgain, you can change the default application that is used to open a particular file type.
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