https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=74513
--- Comment #20 from [email protected] --- Some additional observations regarding this display bug: 1. It's now present in the latest version of OpenOffice. 2. The missing underline is actually present. If you copy the GDI metafile object pasted into a Writer document and paste it back as a bitmap, the underline shows up--albeit at too low a resolution to make it a good fix. 3. If you right click on the GDI metafile object and compress the image, the underline mostly shows up. The fact that it's kind of distorted might be a clue that someone smarter than I can use. 4. Having antialiasing turned on or off in LO's General preferences doesn't affect the bug. 5. The bug is present under Mac OS 10.9.5 on both a retina MacBook Pro and an older Macbook Air without a retina display. Thus, it's not related to retina displays. I'm not a programmer so take this with a grain of salt; however, I believe this bug reflects changes in the underlying Mac antialiasing (font smoothing) and how it interacts with the VERY thin underlining in LibreOffice and OpenOffice. I can't test this because Apple has apparently made it very difficult to turn off font smoothing in later version of the Mac OS. Terminal commands I used to use are no longer effective. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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