https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89691

--- Comment #7 from MartinPC <[email protected]> ---
My apologies. I'm still using 4.4.5.2. x86, as a background-CPU-use bug in LO 5
overheats my system and prevents me from upgrading. I'm hopeful that that bug
will be resolved in 5.0.3.

I'm still experiencing the problem in a 440,000-word document with many long
index entries, some of which contain semicolons.

I'm not yet experiencing the problem in a 720,000-word document that I have
only just begun to index and that does not yet have many long index entries nor
(I believe) any (or many) index entries that contain semicolons.

I have eliminated my user profile as a potential source of the problem by
testing with a default user profile. 

The documents in question are still confidential, not practically anonymizable,
and legally and professionally unshareable.

When I can run a version of LibreOffice 5, I will attempt to reproduce the
problem by indexing a copy of War and Peace, which is in the public domain.

One additional thing I have noticed since filing my original report is that
when I horizontally increase the width of default-sized Insert Index Entry
dialog boxes, the text boxes they contain do not get wider but remain fixed at
the original width. Only the blank space between the text boxes and the command
buttons to their right gets wider, and when ample text is entered in the text
boxes, they do not auto-expand to fill the blank space. This defeats the
purpose of resizing.

So, the resizing feature of Insert Index Entry dialog boxes is clearly buggy in
some ways, at least in some versions of LibreOffice 4. If I continue to
experience the problem in LibreOffice 5, I will hopefully be able to
demonstrate this in a reproducible way in the near future.

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