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Thanx, Diane
-- Diane Mackay OOo User and Volunteer WorkerBee http://www.OpenOffice.org
Behraad Bahreyni wrote:
Unfortunately, I uninstalled OO 2.0 from my computer and deleted the
presentations from my computer. I intalled OO 1.9.79 and tried to reproduce the problem but was not
able to.
It could be a one time screw up (by windows or by OO). If it happens to another presentation of mine in future, I will forward it to you.
Thanks, Behraad
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Mar 8 12:37:42 -0800 2005 ------- Cannot confirm this (OOo2.0b+WinXP). Tested a presentation created with OOo1.1.3 with text in Tahoma and several font sizes. Text was OK. Other things were not, but this is another issue. :-(
@ behraad Can you please attach a sample presentation that shows the defect? Does this happen to every old presentation that you have, or just to some of them. Is this maybe related to a certain font? Any other hints? Thanks.
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