https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72424
--- Comment #3 from Qubit <qu...@runcibility.com> --- CONFIRMED on LO 4.2.0.0.beta2 + Ubuntu 12.04.3 (In reply to comment #0) > Created attachment 90382 [details] > A file that changes its own number of pages :-) > > I have an .odt document with a long table with ~200 rows 2 columns, one in > Hebrew and one in English. > > When I finished the document it was 41 pages long, but when I close and > re-opened it it becomes 43 pages long. Interesting... perhaps there's something that we represent differently when we write-out the document to disk. > One row (not always the same one, but > usually the same one) is driven to the next page even though it clearly has > enough space on the current page. The row above it does not change its size > - it simply has plenty of white space below it. When I open the file I can > see in the bottom bar the number "41" changing into "43" half a second after > openning the file. When I first open this document the Status Bar displays "Page 0 / 42", however if I wait for an extra 10 seconds or so, it updates to "Page 0 / 43". > I can use the mouse to "squeeze" the height of the row above the driven row, > and thus making the document 41 pages again, Confirmed. > but when I save, close and open > the document, it re-calculates the sizes and becomes 43-pages long once > again. Confirmed -- I can drop the page count down to 41 or 42, depending upon how I tweak the bottom of those rows, but after every save and reload, the page count pops back to '43'. > > If I do not correct manually the 43-long document, add a character, save and > close it, it becomes 42 pages long the next time I open it... > > Te "evil split" usually occurs below the stanza which says: > > "'Had I no eyes but ears, my ears would love > That inward beauty and invisible; > Or were I deaf, thy outward parts would move > Each part in me that were but sensible: > Though neither eyes nor ears, to hear nor see, > Yet should I be in love by touching thee. > ---- In my case, the break was occurring just *before* "Had I no eyes". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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