Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 77457
Line thickness <0.04cm in embedded drawing object is incorrectly viewed and printed
Last modified: 2013-08-07 14:44:35 UTC
In my example document example you see: line thickness < 0.04 cm is not displayed correctly and not printed correctly in an embedded OLE-Drawing When you double-click at the drawing, open it with OOO_Draw, the line thickness is displayed and printed correctly. The same is when you copy the drawing into an new OOODraw document: everything is OK! The problem appears only when the drawing is embedded and you view or print it out together with the OOOWriter-Document. Don't declare the issue as fixed until you tried my document!!!
Created attachment 45187 [details] linethickness example document
Confirmed this in Oo 2.2 on Windows XP.
Hi, The .04 line prints correctly for me. I see more a problem with the .03 ... More in general, displaying at different zoom level, shows different lines on my screen. However, that doesn't influence the result on paper... I make some prints and attach them in a minute.
Created attachment 45199 [details] file with screenshots of object a different zoom levels
I think this issue touches a problem. Not sure yet how to describe. Any ideas?
To cornouws comment: < I see more a problem with the .03 ... I (linuxteacher) answer: "line thickness < 0.04 cm" means (as a mathematical expression) " smaller than 0.04cm " ,i.e. the problem is with 0.03cm, 0.02cm and 0.01cm I'm not a programmer and so I can only say it seems to be a problem with embedded objects in OOOWriter.
Obviously it's a problem in all versions 2.0.x - 2.2 for all platforms and OS'es
MRU->SJ: the metafile displays the 0,04 cm line thicker than a 0,05 cm line (also on printout). Pls have a look!
following release status meeting -> target 3.x
The Bug is still there in Version 3.2.0.7. I use the following workaround: WORKAROUND: Draw the figure in OOODraw. Mark the figure in OOODraw (NOT the whole document, only the figure!) and copy it (Ctrl-C). Go into the OOOWriter document and paste (Ctrl-V) the figure. The line thicknesses are correct now. This is a workaround, not a solution! Still waiting for a resolve...