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What |Old value |New value
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Status|NEW |STARTED
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Target milestone|OOo 3.x |OOo 3.2
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------- Additional comments from o...@openoffice.org Wed Feb 25 09:08:42 +0000
2009 -------
Defect cause found:
During the "balancing algorithm" certain section heights are tested to find the
optimal one. In one of these turns the second table frame moves to the next
page, because the section height has been chosen too small. On the next turn -
the section height has been increased - the second table moves backward, but it
does not join its follow table frames - suppress, because it has been splitted
before. Thus, part of the second table stays on the next page and the "balancing
algorithm" finishes, because it interprets this result as "the complete content
does not fit on this page". Afterwards some formatting adjustment are made, but
the section stays extended until the page end.
Solution:
After moving backward of a table assure that potential follow table frame can be
joined, if further space is left.
Solution will be integrated into OOo 3.2
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