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** Description changed:
- I am trying to remember how this problem arose. It was as I was pasting
- a very wide table into a A4 sheet and I cannit for the life of me
- remember where I got the wide table from.
+ It was as I was pasting a very wide table into a A4 sheet and I cannit
+ for the life of me remember where I got the wide table from.
When I do it the table patses cleanly to the page margin and the rest of
it appears in light and darker browns. The cut off may be in the middle
of a column.
Once the table is corrupted like this is is essentailly unrecoverable
and attampts to split it into parts and work on each part separetely
doesn't work.
-
- I am sorry I must have reported this a little peeved, and I don't mean
- to sound so.
My versions is Version 3.6.0.2 (Build ID: 360m1(Build:102)) from a free
Ubuntu install on 20 August 2012.
There are no extensions.
It is a big table and U hoped that even if it were too big for the page
size, I'd be able to manipluate it manually and get it into a usable
form. (i.e. a manual split).
As it is I'm having to reconstruct the table from notes.
The Ubuntu is the latest download of 12.10 and was fresh installed 30
August 2012.
- I think it would be the same problem in 12.04, as it is a libtreoffice
- table thingy.
-
- I appreciate the work you all do for Ubuntu and Libreoffice, and it's
- nice to have a system that is so well thought out that you are talking
- to the people who turn the code, and it actually makes I thing for a
- better system. I tend to write longwindedly, sorry, and it's much nicer
- than the sooulless packages where you file a bug report and essentially
- nothing ever happens.
-
by the way I do a sudo apt-get update
and a sudo apt-get upgrade -f
at least once a day, so my code is always up to date.
-
- If I can be of any further assisstance please contact me, and again
- apologies for cobbiness. It's just unlike old MS Word, you never expect
- Libreoffice to break.
** Changed in: libreoffice (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1044189
Title:
Problem with wide tables in Libreoffice writer files
Status in “libreoffice” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
It was as I was pasting a very wide table into a A4 sheet and I cannit
for the life of me remember where I got the wide table from.
When I do it the table patses cleanly to the page margin and the rest
of it appears in light and darker browns. The cut off may be in the
middle of a column.
Once the table is corrupted like this is is essentailly unrecoverable
and attampts to split it into parts and work on each part separetely
doesn't work.
My versions is Version 3.6.0.2 (Build ID: 360m1(Build:102)) from a
free Ubuntu install on 20 August 2012.
There are no extensions.
It is a big table and U hoped that even if it were too big for the
page size, I'd be able to manipluate it manually and get it into a
usable form. (i.e. a manual split).
As it is I'm having to reconstruct the table from notes.
The Ubuntu is the latest download of 12.10 and was fresh installed 30
August 2012.
by the way I do a sudo apt-get update
and a sudo apt-get upgrade -f
at least once a day, so my code is always up to date.
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