Hi David, what I meant by "you do _not_ have a line" is that there is no border around your image - for setting a border around an image, you have to select what lines you want (for example all lines, or just lines to the left and the right, or...) from the 'Line arrangement' panel. If you do this, you'll see a thicker border around the image. Now, the reason for the confusion: You _are_ indeed seeing a border around the image - but this is not a "real" border, i.e. it will not printed (try printing to a PDF, for instance). This border is comparable to the cell borders in a oocalc document - they are not printed unless you define what borders you want (and at what width). The thin border you see is not the "0.05pt border" (you would get this by clicking at one of the possibilities to the left) and is just there to help you to see where your image ends. If you want a clearer distinction between "virtual" and "real" borders, you may set the colour for the "virtual" border to something else than grey (Tools -> Options -> Openoffice.org -> Appearance -> Object boundaries). Hopefully this clears things up a bit - sorry for being a bit unclear in my first answer. If you agree, I'll "invalidate" this bug. But, you may well file a bug about the dialogue not being clear, suggesting that chosing a line width should not be similar when there is no line, or similar...
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