Orson Jones wrote: [snip]
It's not the 10 thou that's the problem; it's the cumulative effect in,Ok, now I understand. For example in Writer open format > page. type 8.1234 in the width, then click in the height box. The width changes to 8.12"
I think the reason for this is because 1/100th of an inch is accurate enough for placing text on a page. And I think most printers mechanical feeding systems aren't anywhere close to that accurate. I look at it this way. I don't think I'll really care if 0.125 gets rounded to 0.13, because it is only off by at most 1/200th of an inch. When my measurement is accurate to 1/8th or 1/16th of an inch.
for example, a 13 row table of equally sized rows. Registration of the bottom row is significantly displaced and does not enhance a set of labels!
Peter HB
Very good. I agree. I have added your example as comment, and voted for issue 45593
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=45593
Orson
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