Hi Frank,

Am Sonntag, 15. März 2009 21:50 schrieb Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems 
Germany:
> Hi Karl,
>
> > the size of the controls in my forms is automatically getting larger (by
> > a factor of two or so!). I don't know, how it happens, but it is
> > infecting one form after the other. I don't know, how to set the size
> > back to normal.
>
> Sounds a little bit like your documents are zoomed. Writer documents
> share their zoom factor, so when you close one document at 200%, the
> next one you open will be zoomed to 200%, too. Unfortunately, forms also
> count as Writer documents here ...
>
> For some reasons, Writer refuses to zoom documents which are,
> technically, embedded into other documents. Now forms are embedded
> documents (since they're part of a database document), so Edit/Zoom is
> disabled. The good news in this bad news is that the implementation in
> Writer is buggy, and that you can still you Ctrl+<scroll_wheel> to zoom
> a form.

It is exactly that. Whenever I work with Writer, I (often) change the zoom 
factor from 100% to window width (Fensterbreite). Forms opened in a Base 
application then show the described behaviour (but not allways...). Moreover, 
when I open more than one Writer document, it seems to be enough to change 
the zoom factor of one Writer document to get this behaviour with Base. I can 
change the zoom factor with Ctrl+<scroll_wheel> as you said. 

However: Window size and position are also changed. Usually the window 
displaying the enlarged form is so big, that I see neither its window bar nor 
its menu bar nor its toolbar. They are moved off the screen. Only the lower 
and the right window boundary are visible on the screen. Zooming the form 
does not change window size and position. So after having changed the zoom 
factor I have to make the window smaller and after that I have to move it.... 
This is so annoying that I now change the zoom factor of all Writer documents 
to 100% before opening a Base document.... 

Since this bug seems to be known: will it be fixed with 3.1?

-Karl

 

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