Hello Amit, Looking at the screenshot you attached, I think you have some fonts problem (it could also be regarding to page size).
I would suggest the following issues to be looked at: 1. Make sure you have the same set of fonts in both machines (OO does replace fonts when it cannot finds some, but many times it replaces them poorly). 2. Make sure you have the same page size on both OO versions. 3. Try to import the MS Word document with the OO that works well, save the document as a standard OO doc (not a MS Word doc), and see if you see the problem on the other OO with the "bad" OO. Hope this helps you a bit, Thanks, Hetz On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 10:28:46 +0200, Amit Roseberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All. > I have recently encountered an interesting phenomena with Open Office > which is installed on two of my Linux boxes. > > I have two identical installations of Open Office (1.1.3) for Linux Glib > C 2.1. > One is installed on Fedora core II and the other on a hybrid (kind of > messed up ;) ) Linux box based on Red Hat 9 which I am using as my > personal box. > > The problem is that the same MS Word document which is read and viewed > perfectly on Fedora core II, is completely messed up (see attached > snapshot) on the other Linux box. > > I installed both of them (OO installations) using the default values and > I am using a non root account. > > My question is (before I start investigating any further) are there any > external resources (I don't know... fonts, graphical libraries, > anything) that could cause this inconsistency? > > Thx :) > Amit > > > ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
