Hi. I've had this issue when I update the image by pasting a new image over
the old one. For some reason the image frame does not resize to fit the new
image.
What I do to fix this is right-click the image, then go to Properties. In
the Crop tab I click the Original Size button.
Hope this helps.
Hello
Never had this problem. I always take a new screenshot if I am updating a user
guide. Reason being, it takes into account any updates to the screenshot I do
not know about. Time taken is minimal instead a longer time taken sorting out
the distortion of a screenshot.
Regards
Peter Schofiel
Hello Everyone!
I finished my second review of GS7016-OpenSourceStandardsDoc. It is now in
the WIP folder. I moved the previous version to the Archive folder.
I believe the chapter is ready for final edit and publication.
Regards,
Rafael
On Wed, Jan 13, 2021 at 11:01 AM Rafael Lima
wrote:
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Hi Team,
I am checking out the file GS7015-KeyboardShortcuts_02_JHW_KK_JHW_20201205
for a second review.
I expect to return it on Monday.
Rafael Lima
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Thank you All for the replies and suggestions.
The problem exists whether or not I use Skia for all rendering.
When I adjusted the Crop->Bottom value from the original value of 1.72" to
0.60" and the Scale>Height value from
the original value of 497% to 113% keeping the Image Size the same (W 6.57
Hi, guys. I am helping in the translation to Spanish of Calc Guide 6.2
In chapter 7 about Functions and Formulas (page 244) there is a sentence
like this:
«This case-insensitivity also applies to the regular expression
structures ([:lower:]) and ([:upper:]), which match characters
irrespecti
Hello again!
Here's another question. Same Calc Guide 6.2:
On page 244 this paragraph says:
«Activating the *Enable regular expressions in formulas* option means
all the above functions will require any regular expression special
characters (such as parentheses) used in strings within formulas
When I updated the chapter, I cropped those two figures within Writer
instead of doing the cropping properly in another program (I use
Preview in macOS) and importing the result into the Writer file.
That's probably what's caused the problem and is a good lesson to me
to not do that the wrong way.
No worries. Thanks for the explanation. It makes sense now. I’ll try to
fix them.
Regards,
Winston
On Friday, January 15, 2021, Jean Weber wrote:
> When I updated the chapter, I cropped those two figures within Writer
> instead of doing the cropping properly in another program (I use
> Preview
