The changes to the printer properties accessed by the user hitting the Properties button from within the Print dialog are stored within the spreadsheet file. * The printer properties are only committed to the file when the <Print> button is pressed. What if the user wants to change the properties for next time the file is opened without wasting another sheet of paper? In this case a <Store> button would be useful. * Once the printer properties are committed to the spreadsheet file, the file is not marked as dirty and the user is not allowed to save it. The user must change something within the file such as some cell data and then save the file in order to get the changes saved to disk. * This is on a KDE Ubuntu (Kubuntu) system since the KDE integration is likely important.
The desired behavior is for the spreadsheet file to get marked as dirty when the printer properties are changed so the user can then save the file.
marked as enhancement
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