2008/11/4 Brian Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> At 13:02 04/11/2008 +1100, Naz Noname wrote:
>>
>> I recently installed OOo3 from the Launchpad repo in Ubuntu 8.10 and found
>> the following:
>>
>> In OOo2 you can start bulleting a list by typing an asterisk, then a
>> space, then some text and when you press enter it is automatically turned
>> into a bullet. These autobullet lists are malformatted in OOo3, and you
>> cannot continue them or work with them using the same margins, as OOo3
>> applies its own margins to new bullet items. So, you have to manually
>> unbullet each item in the list and use OOo3's menu to add bullets.
>
> There do appear to be differences between bulleting in versions 2 and 3; I
> don't claim to understand them.
>
>> Furthermore, when I start a bulleted list in a new doc in OOo3, save it
>> and close it, and then re-open it, it seems to insert tab chars before each
>> bulleted item's text. I delete the tabs, save and close, reopen and they're
>> back again.
>>
>> Is there something I'm doing wrong or can someone confirm that these are
>> bugs?
>
> I suspect that this is not a bug but rather just how version 3 does
> bulleting by default.  Note that, in bulleting created in version 3 (as you
> describe here), you can modify this detail.  Go to Format | Bullets and
> Numbering... | Position (or right-click | Numbering/Bullets... | Position)
> and look at "Numbering followed by".  You have the choice of Tab stop (which
> appears to be the default), Space, or Nothing.  You can also adjust the
> various spacing elements on the same panel.
>
> I trust this helps.
>
> Brian Barker
>

I will do some testing, but having default bulleting formating between
versions would be bad yet acceptable. However, displaying odf 1.1
files from OOo2 differently is not acceptable in my opinion. I will
get around to it next week and possibly file an issue.

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