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On 05/11/15 04:21, Steve Edmonds wrote: > I use an external PDF writer for some documents where LO fails to > convert vector formats correctly. > That said, if I use the external converter I loose all my cross > referencing and TOC links that LO does very well in my opinion. > Steve I have used

Re: [libreoffice-users] LEBRE VERSION STILL

Sure, the whole of my LO document is style based and the TOC links work great inside the LO document. But not in the exported pdf document. So I probably didn't understand something. Philip On 05/11/15 14:52, Gabriele Ponzo wrote: > Maybe, but make sure using styles to have a result ;) > > ---

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This is really strange… Please try using "evince" as reader and let us know. --- Gabriele Ponzo 2015-11-05 18:03 GMT+01:00 Philip Jackson : > Sure, the whole of my LO document is style based and the TOC links work > great inside the LO document. But not in the

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Thank you to all who replied. The problem was solved by a kind reply offline by Cley. I had not known about the Browse mode in Okular, my pdf reader. Not a LO problem at all but down to incomplete familiarity with my pdf reader. Philip On 05/11/15 18:29, Gabriele Ponzo wrote: > This is really

Re: [libreoffice-users] LEBRE VERSION STILL

Philip Jackson wrote: On 05/11/15 04:21, Steve Edmonds wrote: I use an external PDF writer for some documents where LO fails to convert vector formats correctly. That said, if I use the external converter I loose all my cross referencing and TOC links that LO does very well in my opinion. Steve

Re: [libreoffice-users] LEBRE VERSION STILL

Hi. I use an external PDF writer for some documents where LO fails to convert vector formats correctly. That said, if I use the external converter I loose all my cross referencing and TOC links that LO does very well in my opinion. Steve On 2015-11-05 06:10, Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster

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For Windows, I do not remember anything about Nitro PDF Writer. I have on Windows [and Linux] a PDF writer as my default printing "device". For Windows, I use doPDF. I have used it for years now. The only advantage, if any, for external PDF writers, may be in their specific options that

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Tim, Thanks for the tip. I've been using PDFCreator for my Windows boxes for years and am usually pretty happy with it, but I'll give doPDF a shot. I work in a mixed environment with an Xubuntu desktop and a Windows laptop and I don't like having to keep track of all the printer links for both

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Also - we are not your personal support group. We're a group of volunteers and we fix what we want to fix (unless someone is paying for support through a 3rd party entity). If this is a bug (which as Italo stated, it seems unlikely) your options are: 1. Fix it yourself; 2. Pay for a fix; 3. Find

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LibreOffice does not need a PDF printer, so this is not a bug. You can produce a better PDF using the integrated feature, which has been available for ages. On 03/11/2015 18:26, Vermas Chandigarh wrote: > Have said this earlier also – the software does not work with nitro pdf > writer 8 and

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Original Message From: Vermas Chandigarh Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 22:56:16 +0530 > Have said this earlier also – the software does not work with nitro pdf > writer 8 and beyod. The office software just hangs. > Sorry but this bug is not taken care of by you guys > Regards >