https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126685
Cem Kaner <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #2 from Cem Kaner <[email protected]> --- MS Word (Office) 16.0.6366.2062 Openoffice AOO420m1(Build:9800) - Rev. 1692551 Windows 10 laptop I followed mwllmott2013's steps (the only difference is the updated software, using Word 16 and OOo 4.2.0). 1. I create a paragraph of text in Word (Courier New typeface, or in a replication, Calibri). I did this with different-size paragraphs. For example, I used "AOO420m1(Build:9800) - Rev. 1692551" as the text in one of the paragraphs I tested. 2. select the text and shrink to 1 point, 3. copy the text and 4. Paste Special using all of the options that seem reasonable ("GDI metafile" and "Microsoft Word Document" give odd results that seem not relevant to this report) The result in AOO appears to be text that is 2 points. That is, when I select the text, the font shows as Courier New (or Calibri). HOWEVER 5. Select all text in the document (CTRL-A). Along with selecting my line of text, CTRL-A selects a blank line that has a default typeface of Times and a default size of 12 points). The typeface box and the type size box are blank on the document window because I have selected text that includes different typefaces and different sizes. 6. Change the font size to 2. If the font size of the pasted text is actually 2, that text should not change. On my screen, the size of the pasted text appears to double. That is, if I look at the letters rather than the number in the font size box, the letters appear to have been pasted at some teeny-tiny size that is less than 2 points. 7. Start over, but this time at the end of step 4, change zoom level to 800%. The teeny-tiny letters are now quite readable. Select them. The Properties appear to be Calibri and 2 points. Move the cursor into the font size pulldown, select the 2 and either overwrite it or backspace and then type 2. The number in the box is 2 but the text has grown much bigger. There seems to be an intermittent difference in behavior depending on whether I select/edit the 2 in the Formatting toolbar or the 2 in the Properties box. When I work in the Properties box, sometimes the font size (the number) changes to 6 (rather than 2) when I edit it, even though I think I have typed in a 2. However, when I do the test again, I get a 2. This intermittent inconsistency might be a user error. I am mentioning it only to say, if that happens to you when you try to replicate this, then replicate my steps from the Formatting bar or Undo a few times and try it again in Properties. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
