Hi Doug,

I made some of Your proposed tests here - although everything works fine
with the file on the installation at G. Roderick Singleton's.

1. On the page some strings are in a table, some are in paragraphs below
it - without table
2. Tried saving in sxw and odt, no change in appearance

Searching of strings works, although the "marking" color is not the usual
one - since the letters are superposed.
I can change letter type, alignment, line spacing, without change respecting
the superposing of the letters.
Looked into some of the the XML file(s) of the sxw version. Everything
readable. But since i don't know the meaning of the parameters in the xml
tags (specially in the "style"  tag) i cannot identify the problem like this
at first glance.

Thanks anyway,
It is not urgent anymore, but maybe the solution would help prevent someone
else's problem.


Klemens

> > <--> snip <-->
>
> Tell me more about the problem, eh?
>
> 1> Is the string, in fact, in a table, or was that just a hunch?
> 2> Have you tried saving the file as an oo file and reloading that file?
> 3> Once you have the oo file, you can search through it and look for
> your strings:
>  --If this and this and this are superimposed
>  --over that, that, that, and that:
>  Then you can open the oofile (which is handily in xml) and search for
> the sentence
>  and see what's wrong with it.
> 4> In your 'original' file, try various operations that b-doink with
> the lines (Like
>   double spacing the entire document.)
>
> I saw another post about superimposing characters...
>
> Stanislaw Hodur wrote:
> %| Is it possible to type (and print) a character over another in a text
> %| document?
>
> %There is a field: Functions: Combine characters, yet it seems to be
> %useless -- the characters are simply squeezed. Or is it a bug?
>
> %staho
>
> You might try playing with that.
> -- 
> Douglas Hernandez
> (612) 229-9684
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