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User fridrich_strba changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Status|NEW |STARTED
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Aug 25 08:21:39 -0700
2005 -------
fridrich_strba->pauldietrich:
1) Graphical line is a WPG object and as such is not converted for the while. We
work on it, but we are not far for the while.
2) The right egde of text "beyound margins" is due to the fact that the begining
of the page has certain page margins and they change afterwards. In WP, page
margins are paragraph/section property :-). In OOo they are page properties, so
the change in page margins inside a started page is converted as paragraph
margin offset. This is not a bug, just a difference between the two file
formats. We are nevertheless aware that it is kind of ugly to have a line
running across the text and another solution is outlined. It would probably
require changes in libwpd API which is not do-able in a short and middle term.
3) The attachment I added shows what the current libwpd CVS can do. It will be
probably released next week and a CWS will be created aiming to integrate it
into OOo. Whether it will make it for 2.0 is not sure though.
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