https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126098
--- Comment #8 from orcmid <[email protected]> --- I notice that the Draft Layout (I would call it Draft Text mode) on the wiki page says "NO formatting." That needs to be clarified. lists/paragraphing/numbering and separations (i.e., breaks as represented by horizontal rules) are obviously preserved enough as are layout features that don't change straightforward flow of the textual material. Font and emphasis (italic, bolding, underlining, etc) and sub-/super-scripts and that sort of thing matters for many writers. Of course, the author gets to decide how much of this they want to use and when they want to work on getting breaks where they want, controlling paragraph rules, etc. Using a multi-page, mostly two-column report of mine, I opened it in Microsoft Office Word 2013 and changed the view to Draft mode (what it is called now, something I had not noticed). That preserves the formatting at the paragraph level and shows where breaks are. Some of the framed figures don't show though. I can see what footnote text is when I mouse over the footnote symbol where the footnote is referenced, but I'm not sure how to edit it. So is this too much formatting or is it no problem because it is elective to use it? (I opened the same document in Windows WordPad and the result was completely unusable.) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue. You are watching all issue changes.
