https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43185
--- Comment #6 from Harald Koester <[email protected]> --- Below you will find the test procedure for test case no 6 according the attachment. The procedures for the other test cases are similar. You have to adopt the steps [3] and [4] according the conditions of the different cases. And of course the results are also different. Besides the result of test case 6 also the results of cases 3, 4 and 8 are buggy. Procedure for test case no 6: [1] Start LibreOffice and open options dialogue. [2] Select “LibreOffice > Fonts” and check “Apply replacement table”. [3] Insert a font replacement: Use a fictitve font (i.e. not installed) and replace it with an installed font. [4] Check “Screen only” and uncheck “Always”. Then OK. [5] Open a new text document. [6] Insert some text and assign the fictive font to this text. The font ot the text changes. [7] Insert some more text and assign the replacement font to this text. [8] Compare the text: The fonts are not equal. Expected: Equal fonts. This means that the font replacement defined in step [3] and [4] has not been performed. [9] Hence the assigned font in step [6] is not installed, the displayed font can only be the standard font which is used when a font is not installed. In order to check this insert some more text and assign a different fictive font to this text. [10] Compare the fonts of step [6] and step [9]. They are equal! [11] In order to determine the standard font export the document as pdf. [12] Open the document with your pdf reader and check the used fonts. On my system (Win7) two fonts are used. One is the replacement font (step [7]), the other has to be the standard replacement font (step [6] and [9]). On my system it is DejaVuSans. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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