https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65982
--- Comment #1 from Roman Polach <[email protected]> --- As described in https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=75405#c9 for OpenOffice, there is undocumented flag UnxForceZeroExtLeading which can be hacked in a single file to false and then the problem should be gone. MyDocument/settings.xml//config:config-item[@config:name='UnxForceZeroExtLeading']= false This is probably the same of the problem in LibreOffice. This hack has several problems: I. It is a hack II. It cannot be done for .doc files which one want to open in LibreOffice III. It should be always default to have set correct behavior, i.e. UnxForceZeroExtLeading=false So for fixing this bug there should be probably done at least: 1. setting this flag to false for newly created text documents 2. setting this flag to false during openning a .odt file 3. setting this flag to false during import of msword .doc file But I do not know why such flag exists at all? And why it is true by default? (And why it is undocummented?) Is there any misbehavior when one set it to false? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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