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On Fri, 2012-04-27 at 12:48 +0200, Didier Spaier wrote:
Hello everybody, new to this list.

I use :
LibreOffice 3.5.2.2
Version ID : 350m1(Build:202)

The package was compiled for Slackware '32 bit) by Eric Hameleers.

When I hit F11 or choose "Format=>Styles and formatting" in the menu, LO crashes.

When I launch LO again, after recovery of the files that were open the "Styles and formatting 
dialog" is displayed.

Any clue ? I didn't find this bug in this lists's archive and do not know how to access the bug 
tracking system.

Didier


     I use the Debian package from the LO website, and I don't have that
problem for 3.4.6 nor 3.5.2. It is possible that when Hameleers compiled
Slackware's version that this bug was introduced. You might want to
mention the problem to Slackware. They may need to make some changes in
their compiled version.
     One possible solution is to remove the Slackware version and
install the LO version. (You would probably need to get the RPM package
if that is what Slackware uses.)

--Dan


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