Le 14/02/2013 10:10, PGR a écrit :
The border does render fine when printing from MS Word.
The border management between office suites is a mess.
Also, ISTR that borders management has had several incarnations between
the recent OOo/LibO versions. This was due to the fact the devs wanted
to bring a better compatibility with MS Excel. If you search this list
with the "borders" and "Calc" keywords, you should find some more
precise information.
I have an OOo 3.3 spreadsheet with borders that look awfully thick when
opened under Lib0 3.5.6.
Has I told before, I have a logo inside the header of my document. If I
remove the logo, the table gets printed. But I can't do this because these
are oficial documents that are connected to a DB.
If I create a document from scratch inside LO with a logo and a table this
doesn't happen, but I have to keep using existing documents.
I think there's no solution yet and I have to still use MS office for a
while... :(
The only solution I can see it to reset the borders under LibO 4. Then
it should be ok.
HTH,
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Jean-Francois Nifenecker, Bordeaux
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