LibreOffice 4.1.2.3I am trying to insert an ODG into a ODT usingInsert -Object
-OLE Object -Create from fileThe resultant "physical size" on the page (paper)
of the object in
the ODT is NOT the same as the original ODG ! Of course grabbing a
resize handle in Writer "stretches" the content
Hi :)
+1
It's been a year since this last occurred and back then it went unreported.
Apparently in excess of 60 million users haven't suffered the problem.
The person mentioning it back then couldn't answer simple questions and
couldn't even figure out whether he/she had downloaded LibreOffice or
On 25/10/2013, baldwin linguas wrote:
>
> It's ruining my business.
> I'm losing clients, losing money, and I have a family to feed.
> And I don't know what to do about it.
> OpenOffice won't write to .docx, and LibreOffice messes them up.
>
Perhaps you should compare the editing process using m$
In theory sending a PDF works, however, I have found that many files created
with LibreOffice and/or pdflatex print differently depending on the printer
used.
My guess is that it is a font issue because not only is the spacing off, but the
output looks like the worst font in world was substituted.
Hi :)
I think that is generally true anyway.
Work-arounds are cool but should really only be seen as temporary
solutions. The bugs that create a need for a work-around still need to be
reported so that they can be fixed.
Regards from
Tom :)
On 26 October 2013 10:42, Ady wrote:
>
> > > If thi
Hi,
I always run the latest version of Ubuntu on 4 computers, and also once
a LibreOffice version reaches the x.02 line, am running the latest
LibreOffice. I've been running Ubuntu for 5 years, and used Open Office
initially, and as soon as LibreOffice was released, switched to
LibreOffice. I
2013/10/26 Virgil Arrington
> As an aside on this thread, I only observe that, if this is what it takes
> to install a newer version of LO on Linux, it may be some time before Linux
> can be taken seriously as an alternative to Windows.
>
>
It's the elaborate approach, to stay on the bleeding edg
As an aside on this thread, I only observe that, if this is what it takes to
install a newer version of LO on Linux, it may be some time before Linux can
be taken seriously as an alternative to Windows.
Just sayin'
Virgil
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Den 26.10.2013 00:22, skreiv baldwin linguas:
Now, suddenly, every time a client sends me a .docx file, I get a complaint
when I return their documents that the formatting has changed (tables
are different,
fonts changed, bullets disappear, or, worse, they can't even open the document,
although i
> > If this is replicable by other users, IMHO there should be at least
> > some way for the user to easily note that the traces should be
> > refreshed (because they are not really pointing to/from the adequate
> > intended cells).
>
> Well, no. This is a bug and it should be fixed, not worke
Dnia 2013-10-25, o godz. 22:42:17
baldwin linguas napisał(a):
> First, I just cd-ed to that dir and did
> $ for i in $(ls); do dpkg -i $i; done
> but this does them in alphabetical order, which won't work.
I think that is the reason. You have invoked dpkg for each package in
archive separately,
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