Here's the URL for my OO posting: http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?p=536651#536651
This may be related to a problem I had years ago with the page format for a No.10 envelope. Once I got the working combination of Landscape/Portrait and other factors in synch between the printer and OO, from then on I simply copied the new address in place of a former address in order to print envelopes reliably. Here's the end result of today's experiment. First, I deleted everything from the "farmer's axe" envelope template, and that printed as a blank page. Then, after much experimentation it hit me that the second letter of each line was appearing as the extra letter: Here's what I typed and what I got (in facsimile): QWerty ......................W QWerty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty QWerty ......................W QWerty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty QXerty ......................X QXerty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty QXerty ......................X QXerty Qxerty ......................x Qxerty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty Q*erty ......................* Q*erty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty Q*erty ......................* Q*erty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty Q=erty ......................= Q=erty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty Q=erty ......................= Q=erty Qwerty ......................w Qwerty All those spurious letters were partially printed, as though through a mask that truncates both sides of the character. A PDF of the first column was exported from OO and printed a new page like the second column, as does the ODT version. George Langford -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20130515083451.fom5jmvo0cwcogks-nzr...@webmail.spamcop.net
