https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48851
--- Comment #79 from Jon Grossart <[email protected]> --- So, I've been back to editing those documents again, but I've since done a full reinstall of W10 (so, third version of Windows on these documents) and switched to the 64-bit version of LibO with the release of 5.0. There are two types of corruptions that I've seen (again, only with the headers): 1. corruption with the headers having missing letters and being broken across multiple lines 2. corruptions where the texts just gets jumbled and misplaced on the line (sometimes even being off of the actual visible page (like being placed on the gray area outside the document Since my upgrade, I haven't yet seen #1, but I now have a 100% reproducible case for #2. And thankfully, it's even happening in a short document based on the default template! Notes: 1) the corruption only happens on certain fonts 2) it's only a messed up spacing, but it has the same characteristics as the other types of corruption, mostly type #2 and it still gets output to the PDF 3) it does seems font type related (some fonts works correctly other's don't -- including Ubuntu, which is the one I've been having the trouble with). 4) windows only. The same file on Linux (openSUSE TW with 5.0.3) renders fine. 5) It's best seen in the non-printing characters which shows up messed up placement of the text relative to the spaces and end of paragraph. 6) this error is also present in the Default Style as well (which is a change from before) Since it seems like I could make the old one happen depending on the font used, it seems that the whole situation has something to do with the font rendering, maybe the kerning support. Fonts Tested: Working: Arial, Liberation Sans, Liberation Serif, Times New Roman, Noto Sans, Noto Serif, Segoe UI Not Working: Bitstream Vera Sans, Fontin, Genitum, Open Sans Light, PT Sans, PT Serif, Ubuntu, Verdana I've loaded the same fonts in NexuFont in Windows to show that the fonts themselves don't have trouble outside of LibO. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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