https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126189
Czesław Wolański <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #3 from Czesław Wolański <[email protected]> --- (In reply to suomipoika from comment #0) > I opened a comment box and wrote a small piece of text (displayed OK) and > then I wanted to write 1 X 10 to the power of 120. So as 1 X 10120 with the > 120 as small superscript characters. When I press insert special character > EVEN though the cursor was placed after the 10 the small 1 was added to the > beginning of the comment box, I had to cut and paste it and it was not > possible to add the numbers by typing (the font size was lost) and I had to > separately cut and paste the 2 and 0. 1. The superscript feature is available in the comment box - the "Superscript" icon on the "Formatting" bar So why use this "insert special character" method? Aesthetic considerations? 2. The behaviour described - a character added to the beginning of the comment box - exactly matches the description given in the Bugzilla Issue 119117 "3.3.0 Writer/note character insertion". > > When I added the 0 it also was not at the same height as the 1 and 2. > Furthermore it is underlined in red as if it is an error. Yet the offered > corrections do not include the numeral only some letters. Autocorrect does > nothing to fix this when I selected it. 3. The question: where was/is that "0" in the "Special characters" dialog? - U+00B2: "Superscript Two" and U+00B9: "Superscript One" - U+00BA: "Masculine Ordinal Indicator" - it may resemble "zero" and it is located near characters "Superscript One" and "Superscript Two" - U+2070: "Superscript Zero" resides much further down the table of special characters. 4. The "Superscript Zero" fits nicely in "Superscript One" and "Superscript Two". The zero-like "Masculine Ordinal Indicator" may or may not fit (font-wise). 5. The character "Masculine Ordinal Indicator" will be marked by the Autospellcheck. The context menu offers some letters as corrections - that's what the bug report states. See also the attached .pdf file. IMO this is not a bug (tested with version 4.1.1 and 4.1.12 on Windows 7 & 11) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
