On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 09:19:10AM -0500, Ambrose Li wrote: [...snip...] > The magnification I observed is more like: If I need to "magnify" the > width (e.g., in object properties) to make the line the expected width > again (in step 3 above), the line in the printout has the same > "magnification". For example, if I originally drew a line of width 1 > and shortened it to 50% original length, the line will be only 0.5 > wide, and I'll need to re-type "1" in object properties. When printed, > the line has width 2 (length unaffected). If I had shortened the line > to 1/3 original length and later corrected the width, the printout > would show the line having width 3 (length unaffected). > > I mentioned the problem on inkscape's jabber channel and was told to > file a bug upstream. If I file a bug upstream, what should I do to > the debian bug I filed? > > Best regards, > Ambrose
Hi Ambrose, thanks for your cooperation. Please tag the bug as forwarded to the upstream authors, e.g. using the programme bts with bts forwarded 296829 <web-address of the sourceforge bug> If the bug is closed in cvs we can tag it fixed-upstream and I can close the bug when a new version which includes the fix is uploaded to unstable. With best regards, Wolfi
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