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User nmailhot changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Summary|SVG export ates text |SVG export hair-thin lines
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------- Additional comments from nmail...@openoffice.org Wed Jan 20 14:02:52
+0000 2010 -------
Actually, I was totally wrong. The original problem is still there (OO.o 3.2
rc2)
If you look at the gfx elements in an svg editor like inkscape you'll see :
1. Lines are not really lines they are rectangles
2. The rectangle filling is undefined
3. The rectangle outline width is zero
Therefore, even though a lot of apps will still fall back to black and display
something, trying to print the document will result at best in hair-thin lines,
and at worst in nothing
You do not see this effect in seamonkey since 1. it falls back to black 2. it
rounds outline width to 1px, so you still see something, even though the lines
should not exist
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