I observe a similar behavior in LO 3.4.? under Ubuntu Linux. I am also
coming from the Chemistry perspective here. It seems to be better now.
I basically work with one font (Gill Sans) and had the feeling that it
might be better with different fonts (Arial). A workaround here would be
to align the positions and shrinking by hand - i.e. adjust the
parameters for position and shrinking..
Cheers
Ilja
On 08/01/2011 12:54 PM, Mårten Behm wrote:
I am using Impress for lecturing in chemical engineering and subscripts
in chemical formulae is a crucial feature. I keep getting the subscripts
with a horisontally compressed appearance (about 50%). I have had the
problem on and off since the OOo days. Switching from Ubuntu with LXDE
to Fedora with LXDE avoided it, but now I keep getting it in Mac OSX 10.6.
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