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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Jan 20 15:33:02 -0800 
2007 -------
I can reproduce this in 2.1.0 on Linux. I was about to enter a new issue until I
made one more search and found this one ;-)

Here is what I was about to report, although it doesn't add too much new:

1. File > New > Text document
2. Right click > Edit paragraph style
3. Font tab; click the dropdown arrow on the font combo.
   The drop down list is scrolled to show the current font
   setting as the top entry.
4. Scroll the font list by clicking on the scrollbar up arrow.
   The font list jumps to a completely different position unrelated
   to the current setting.

I agree: this only happens when there is a long list of fonts and the currently
selected font (the dropdown initial position) is past a certain point in the
list. I have about 400 entries in the font list.

To see the correct operation, close the dialog and repeat the above steps.
Instead of using the scrollbar to scroll the list, use the UP-ARROW cursor key.
Note how the scroll bar handle jumps to a new position.

Once the scrollbar handle has sync'ed up like this, it will be correct for as
long as the dialog is open.

Every font list dropdown in the entire suite behaves this way, so it may be a
problem in the widget itself.

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