: uncontrollable line spacing in PDF
output???
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Thursday, 5 July, 2012, 19:58
Hmm, disappointing though. I cannot see how these kinds of things can be
avoided if you are editing a manuscript, and I never had such problems in
the past with OO in 2002, with a book that
Rogier ,
There are some macro's or a extention around who makes the formating
tags visible, just like we had with the good old WordPerfect, do some
googling on "Iannz, RevealCodes"
hope it helps
Fernand
Hmm, disappointing though. I cannot see how these kinds of things can be
avoided if you a
Hmm, disappointing though. I cannot see how these kinds of things can be
avoided if you are editing a manuscript, and I never had such problems in
the past with OO in 2002, with a book that certainly went through just as
many revisions.
I am clueless anymore how to fix it. If I fix one, another on
Rogier ,
Its not worth a issue, its user related due to serial direct formating,
spaces folowd by spaces etc..When checking the underlying XML you can
sea lots of unused tags and sometimes the PDF-creator is confused :-)
The solution and the probable cause...
In the end, this problem was fixa
The solution and the probable cause...
In the end, this problem was fixable, by using 'clear direct formatting' in
the areas affected. (Could not do whole doc lest we wipe out italics and
such).
The amazing fact was that the problem did not manifest in a PDF at the
subdocument level, it just show
Fantastic! I will send you some documentation of the issue to your personal
email!!!
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 3:37 AM, Fernand Vanrie wrote:
> Rogier ,
>
> We produce about 8000 full color magazine pages a year using OO-LO on
> Windows, without any PDF anomalies
>
> - are you using Windows ?
>
> -
Rogier ,
We produce about 8000 full color magazine pages a year using OO-LO on
Windows, without any PDF anomalies
- are you using Windows ?
- what Fonts ?
you can also send some problematic pages to my personal emailadress
Groeten
Fernand
Back in 2002 I produced a book, going straight to
Well, this is even more bizarre than I thought. This is all happening in
the context of a master document.
In unpredictable ways, there are either ellipses or opening quotes that
suddenly appear enlarged in the pdf of the master doc, causing also
irregular line spacing.
The same problem is not evi
Well I've tried with doPDF and the same absurd irregularities appear... so
that is not an improvement over the native pdf conversion.
Meanwhile, no pics, no special fonts, unless you consider Times New Roman a
special font. No Cambria Math, just plain old text. And it is really odd
when you see th
On 07/03/2012 04:00 PM, Regina Henschel wrote:
Hi Rogier,
Rogier F. van Vlissingen schrieb:
Back in 2002 I produced a book, going straight to print off a Open
Office
PDF, and the results were thoroughly satisfactory. In fact, my book
at that
time was probably the first production book that wa
Hi Rogier,
Rogier F. van Vlissingen schrieb:
Back in 2002 I produced a book, going straight to print off a Open Office
PDF, and the results were thoroughly satisfactory. In fact, my book at that
time was probably the first production book that was fully produced
straight from OO, skipping DTP al
Back in 2002 I produced a book, going straight to print off a Open Office
PDF, and the results were thoroughly satisfactory. In fact, my book at that
time was probably the first production book that was fully produced
straight from OO, skipping DTP altogether.
Today, 10 years later I'm doing a ten
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