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Hi :)

I have heard good reports of the KDE implementation but haven't heard from Win7 
users about it.  In Gnome i switch compiz off if possible, certainly on the 
machine at work.  


When i eventually got both documents side-by-side filling nearly half the screen 
each (ratio 4:3, not wide-screen) i was able to use Printer view but even at the 
recommended (but rarely used) font size 12 in Times New Roman the characters 
were fairly tiny, not quite microscopic but heading that way!  In the cc to 
Dotan i have included a screen-shot to show what i get. Afaik there are some 
fairly sophisticated tools to compare different documents if you are just 
looking for revisions or minor differences.  


The Help file suggests
"
Open the reviewer's document and        then choose 
Edit - Compare Document
Note that you  should always start with opening the     newer document and compare 
it with the older document.
" (well, slightly edited but almost word-for-word)

This is about the first time i have seen a good reason for having wide-screen 
rather than tilting it to make it tall-screen which is usually unsupported and 
'weird'.
Regards from
Tom :)

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