https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135572
Eek! A Bug. Kill it! <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status|NEW |RESOLVED Resolution|--- |FIXED --- Comment #16 from Eek! A Bug. Kill it! <[email protected]> --- First of all, you send me an email five or six years after I posted a bug report and do so with the false salutation: "Dear [email protected]". That is not me, so neither himajin100000 or I must be all the "dear" to you. Secondly, under My Bugs, my original posting is not even listed, nor does it appear in any of the See Also bugs lists. Thirdly, in the My Bugs list, all of them have been marked "Never email me about this bug", yet years later, you do anyway??? The reason I marked them as such is because of my frustration over the curt responses I got -- not to mention that none of the bugs were ever resolved, with the common refrain of "I cannot duplicate the bug" or "we are NOT going to fix it because it only affects 5% of users!!" My original report of this bug dealt with the fact that the US Letter page style margins setting for the Normal (0.75") setting is incorrect. Even though this would seemingly be an easy fix, it will obviously never get addressed if the bug is not assigned to someone. Of course, the alternative I discovered is to use the Moderate Margin setting (which has the same, albeit correct, margin setting for the US Letter Size (8-1/2" x 11") for 0.75" margins). Not sure why there is a duplication, except in this case it is nice because of the error in the intuitive setting. It still "bugs" the hell out of me that I cannot use the proper setting and have to use an unspecific, nebulous setting such as Moderate. Now it seems the error is also in the metric versions as well. How can you get all the other margin settings correct -- except one? You also ask for additional help, but you have a long history of ignoring bug reports, so why would you expect users to provide that help years after the bug was first reported? Additionally, you want users to download the oldest version of the software to determine when the bug first occurred? That is irrelevant. And, do you really think users want to clutter up the registry and hard drives with multiple copies of the same software? The fact of the matter is, the bug is not in the other company's software that was based on the same original open source you used. I was going to learn C++ just to fix all these bugs I've discovered, but I hate OOP, and in particular the C++ and its ever growing plethora of libraries that make mastering the language difficult as hell. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
