https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89875
--- Comment #4 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- You miss the point. On initial import, the formulas are rendered correctly, and should you choose to work in and maintain the document in LibreOffices' native ODF 1.2 format there would be no issue with padding and fonts. Instead you choose to work in a foreign unmaintained and proprietary MSO document format that requires every element of the document to be imported with filter actions and rerendered as native LibreOffice components. On export the process is reversed, and using a different set of export filters every element and object is converted back to that unmaintained proprietary MSO format. And you are surprised that it does not have 100% fidelity on round trip! The efficient "work around" is to not use the MSO or OOXML formats. So, once you bring a document into LibreOffice and adjust its layout there keep it in that format. Also, prepare new manuscripts in LibreOffice. In either case don't save it back to a non-ODF format--keep it as an original in native LibreOffice ODF. Use Export to PDF for printing or collaboration, hold the line and provide ODF 1.2 -- Microsoft 2013 will read it reasonably well. If you have an issue with LibreOffice ODF 1.1 or 1.2 documents containing LibreOffice Math based formulas being incorrectly or inconsistently handled--that would be a valid issue. This is not. As an aside, if you'd like to extend capability of LibreOffice's Math formulas, two routes to go with extensions... There is Dmaths: http://dmaths.org/documentation/doku.php?id=presentation:en a rich .oxt based extension that extends the Math formula editor syntax Or to add full LaTex support to LibreOffice there is TexMaths: http://roland65.free.fr/texmaths/install.html TexMaths adds LaTex equation editing to LibreOffice, and generates images of formulas (SVG or PNG) in line, rather than Math OLE objects. But, requires a couple of helper programs to support Tex and generate the images MikTek/TexLive/MacTex be installed. Beyond that, if LibreOffice's WYSIWYG handling of formulas in ODF is insufficient--then maybe a LaTex based editor like LyX would be more productive? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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