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User hdu changed the following:

                What    |Old value                 |New value
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                      CC|'sparcmoz'                |'macport,sparcmoz'
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                Keywords|                          |aqua
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                 Summary|Font rendering too small o|Aqua: Font rendering too s
                        |r too large               |mall or too large
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        Target milestone|---                       |OOo 3.0
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Jul  4 08:58:27 +0000 
2007 -------
It's obvious that there is a difference between the X11 and the Aqua port: the 
Aqua port tries to 
integrate into the system much more closely, e.g. by respecting the system font 
default settings and 
sizes.

Unfortunately some parts of OOo have hardcoded assumptions about font sizes 
(e.g. Calc sets the 
default cell font size to 10 points), prefered zoom ratios, etc. On modern 
systems these assumptions 
are dubious at best.

So there are two ways to attack this problem:
- change OOo to use system preferences if possible
- add workarounds so that the problems caused by hardcoded assumptions do not 
become so obvious

Aqua's Quartz graphics system tries hard to keep applications above the layer 
that deals with pixel and 
resolution dependent issues. Since one important goal of the Aqua port is to 
provide excellent 
integration into the platform is a good reason to prefer the first alternative 
above. This means we have 
to identify the hardcoded values and fix their occurances. The code doing XML 
forms seems to contain 
at least one, but where? A sample document would probably help...

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