Le lundi 10 juillet 2006 à 18:36 +0200, Erwin Rol a écrit : > When a ODF document is suppose > to be the new hype for document management all over the world and for > all times there better be programs that can actually display the > documents correctly in a few years on different platforms. As it is now > it is not even possible after a few months on the same platform. The document *is* displaying correctly. Unless you've explicitely specified "it must fit on X pages" somewhere (and current OO.o does not allow this) *nothing* will ensure its pagination does not change slightly over time. The first thing OO.o or Office do when loading a doc is to repaginate it, precisely because font sizes are not invariants. You want pixel or page-perfect rendering you export your doc as PDF with embedded fonts. Or you make OO.o implement fixed-number-of-pages scaling. The sad thing is people don't care about what you're asking - if they did word processing would not have rolled over DTP in the last decade. In a word processing context all you have is a text flow (as in free-flow). > And before someone says this is an OOo problem and not a fedora problem, > than it should also display incorrect on Windows and that's not the > case, on windows the documents look correct. You write the document in Fedora with Fedora fonts you'll see if it displays correctly on windows. -- Nicolas Mailhot
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