Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 11951
Text appears at wrong place or doesn't appear at all when rotated
Last modified: 2003-09-08 16:55:29 UTC
Hello, folks, Thanks for the valuable office suite. When text in a certain font (e.g. LucidaSans) is directed (rotated) to slight degrees by the setting: Format -> Cells -> Text direction the text string appears at a wrong, horizontally displaced location. The displacement seems related to the degree value. I will attach sample SXC and screen shot where text in B1 cell appears at D1 and text in B2 appears at C2, with different degree values. On Linux, text in other certain fonts (e.g. Helvetica and Times) does not appear at all (issue #10735 reported with 643C). This issue occurs with 644m4 snapshot running on Windows2000 and Linux (RedHat8.0). I will attach SXC and screen shots on both platforms.
Created attachment 4950 [details] SXCs and screenshots on Windows2000 and RedHat8.0
This is the same problem as in issue 11757. Please set the reference edge of the cells to "Inside cell". *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 11757 ***
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Dear Daniel, Thanks for your comment. I can not still solve the 'disappearance' issue on Linux even by your kindly suggestion. Please visit the files I am going to attach. Could you tell me how to solve this issue, or should I reopen this or raise another issue for this?
Created attachment 4989 [details] Sample SXC and screenshot where text disappears in 'inside cell'
Yes, I can re-create the dissappearing text on RedHat 6.2 using an XFree86 XServer 3.3x for the 'Helvetica' and 'Times' font. This is quite an old version now. This problem does not occur on a RedHat version 7.3 using an XFree86 version 4.2. Use 'xdpyinfo' to determine your XFree86 release. For a full discussion of this and recommendations please see: http://www.openoffice.org/FAQs/fontguide.html
For the sticking 'disappearance' issue, please refer to my latest comment on the issue #12945.
I was a little premature in blaming this on the XFree86 version. I tested this initially with OOo 1.0.1 and it worked but if fails on later releases on version 4.2. I have highlighted this and I agree that issue 12945 looks like the same bug.