Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 20558
some doc files by 1.0.3 view correct and view distorted by 1.1 RC5
Last modified: 2004-01-09 11:15:35 UTC
the same doc file loo querry that ks correct by 1.0.3 and very bad by 1.1 RC5, the corresponding gif files I attach to may e-mail to webmaster@openoffice.org because I dont know how to attach gif files to issuezilla Regards Jonas Mockus
Created attachment 9877 [details] the image of a good doc file imported by OO-1.1.RC5
Created attachment 9878 [details] this is the successful image of doc file by OO-1.0.3 which ws bad by 1.1RC5
reassigned to mru
Please Attach the documents which make this problem, so we can test it/faster to confirm. (Without the documents, we cannot confirm the problem easily/need more time) Don't forget to cut other part of the documents, so the file size is small, but we still able to see the problem.
MRU->US: It looks like the "Timews New Roman" replacement on Linux. Do you know anything further about this (known, fixed...)?
*** Issue 19752 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
@submitter: pls. provide a bugdoc as already mentioned by utomo99. Otherwise I can not do anything for you.
Utomo > mru & us: as your comment in issue 19752 can we set this to new ? ------- Additional Comments From mru@openoffice.org 2003-10-07 03:11 PDT ------- Yes, this is known. See issue 20558 for further information and progress on it. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 20558 ***
Unable to confirm RH9/1.1.0 -- using sample docs attached to dup Issue 19752. Opening these documents, text was displayed as expected.
Copied from issue 19752 : I opened the oo103win_good_oo11rc4lin_bad file on my Linux MDK 9.1 with the OOo680m11 build. The file opens and displays fine. However, in the font dropdown menu, it states that two fonts are present : Thorndale, and Times New Roman, separated by a semi-colon. How can this be ? I thought that Thorndale was only present in StarOffice and not OOo. I seem to remember that 1.0.3 contained a reference to Thorndale even though it wasn't present in the fonts installed with OOo. Does the fact that there are two fonts indicated mean that the first is replaced by the second ? Alex. Tried the XP file under the 680m11 build on Linux MDK 9.1. The file opens fine. The font is displayed as Times New Roman. Alex.
the problem just disaapeared when redhat 9 downloaded a new set of fonts, that include iso-8859-13 versions, now oo-1.1 works pefectly
Submitter seems to consider this task as resolved. Closing as I can not reproduce the issue on RH9 either.