Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 24217
Optimal row height as a property
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:33:12 UTC
Optimal row heights are calculated when the command is invoked, for the <i>cell data and metrics</i> current at the time. This is a user hostile feature leading to wasted prints (and unnecessary erosion of our precious rain forests). To be more user friendly could we: a) have 'printer metric' (ie WYSIWYG) as the installation default. b) have 'optimal' as a row height value/property, and recalculate row height when data changes (and pagination when row height changes). The de-luxe solution would be an option to select this way of working in the 'optimal row height' dialogue box. c) help files amended accordingly (further to issue 24216 relating to the status quo) I suspect there is a similar issue with optimal column width.
Hi Bettina, 1 4 u IMHO this is more contraproductive as it would help. Frank
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