https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=127269
--- Comment #12 from Peter <[email protected]> --- Kitchm, Apache is not a software producer like Google or Microsoft. The Organization does not hire or have developers directly. Apache does only provide Infrastructure and supports cooperation between participants (who can be anyone). To support OpenOffice currently means that you start Programming or writing specs for Programmers, or organize Programmers. Only supporting us after the issue has been fixed, is quite wired. after the issue is fixed, we do not need your support anymore. The work is done. We need your support now, in order that you use your skills to get closer to a fix of this issue. It is your free will not to support us, then we will fix this issue when we get to it. There are lot of other issues. And this one is not even clear what to do exactly. currently you as a user have to apply the specs. It would be nice if the software can be more supportive, but I am not sure how. One discussed approach is to have multiple margins shown, to provide an Idea if the current layout is help full or not. Your report plays into it, because your Issue shows that OpenOffice applies assumed margins. So I collect these requirements all here, and then maybe we can solve them all at once, or we split them up in singular programmer tasks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
