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Philip Webb wrote: |
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> 141229 Philip Webb wrote: |
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>> I want to revise the 1st page of a PDF on my Internet site. |
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>> The original was created by Libreoffice c 3 years ago |
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>> & cb found at http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~purslow/nt/mark-notes.pdf . |
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>> The revision I created today has mangled some of the punctuation : |
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>> http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~purslow/test/mark-notes.pdf . |
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>> I used the same .odt file in both cases, with small revisions in the 2nd, |
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>> but few, if any, of them affecting the punctuation which has been damaged. |
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> I've investigated further & the problem remains. |
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> It occurred to me that it was perhaps being caused by importing a text file |
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> &/or that the original import & PDF had been done by OpenOffice 3 ya . |
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> However, apostrophes & extended dashes are mangled as shown above |
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> even when I enter a completely new .odt file. I've tried changing the font |
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> & using the PDF dialog under 'File', but the bad effect still happens. |
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> This has to be a bug in LO : whatever the characters in the .odt , |
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> LO sb able to reproduce them correctly in the exported PDF . |
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> It appears that I don't have a bug account with LO, so I've applied for one |
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> & after checking whether anyone else has run into it, will report it. |
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> Any further suggestions by Gentoo users are very welcome. |
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I'm clueless but could it be a missing font issue?? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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