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I have done a bit more checking. I'm under Windows 10, not Linux, but I would think the feature set for FreeOffice would be the same for all platforms. I previously verified that the option to use system dialogues IS available in FreeOffice 2021 -- and it is, in fact, the default option. I just ins...

The option is the last check box on the Appearance tab. However, for you it is greyed out, meaning it is unavailable. I only have FreeOffice 2021 in U.S. English. For me, that option is available. I'll have to load up FreeOffice 2024 and see if it has been disabled in the update. Hi, you're right. ...

In KDE, both FreeOffice as well as SMOffice will default to its build-in file selector. Everywhere else, if the option suggested is ticked it will use gtk file dialog instead. Hi, thanks, but there's no option to switch to GTK. The User Interface is just the type of template I want to use. FreeOffi...

The problem is that there is no option to change it.
In the APPEARANCE tab, as well as in the SYSTEM tab, both within OPTIONS, there is no option to change.
I've attached the screenshots below to help if possible.
Thank you very much for your attention.

SuperTech wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2024 3:29 pm Thank you for posting your problem with screenshots. Please click on ribbon command File | Options | Appearance | Check the option “Use system file dialogs” | OK.

Good afternoon. Unfortunately, under Appearance, there is no option to “Use system file dialogs”. Thank you for your attention.

Good evening. How are you? I hope so. I'd like some help, if possible. I use Biglinux Kde, and I use Freeoffice 2021 as a text tool. What I'm about to report only happens with freeoffice here on Biglinux or, perhaps, only on KDE. I've tested it in gnome and it doesn't happen. If anyone can help me, ...