https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163601
--- Comment #15 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Buovjaga from comment #14) > And how exactly? You have made several comments in this report, yet not once > have you described the actual failure scenario. So, I open a document someone sent me, which has a frame. I see the frame as a red triangle near its right edge pointing right, and understand that there's a problem to the right, or on the right edge, of the frame. Remembering what these arrows mean elsewhere (slide presentation software, Calc overflow indication) I conclude that there must be too many characters to fit the frame, and they must be overflowing. So, I delete some characters - but there don't seem to be that many; it all seems to fit nicely in the frame - and I am dumbfound. If I delete _everything_, the triangle goes away, but if I paste it back, it comes back. Now I start to think maybe the triangle is attached to the content somehow and was intentionally put in; after all, it's rather out-of-line in its garish style with, say, the Calc triangle indicators. But of course, I can't select it. Perhaps it's anchored to one of the letters? I try and delete individual letters, or even pairs, but to no avail. If I had seen a triangle facing _downwards_, I would at least have had a fighting chance to figure out what's going on. If there had been, oh, a tooltip or something, that could have helped me. But - nothing but the red arrowhead point my attention to the right of the frame. This is inspired by the related bug 162382 (although there I was actually worried about DOC-vs-DOCX import behavior). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
