Le 11/09/2014 19:04, Marc Grober a écrit :
At a guess, more font substitution issues - depending on the font type
(OTF seems to be a common culprit) and family font weights, LO appears
to carry out font substitution - this might be why you are seeing
different characters. There appears to be no workaround other than to
hope that OSX font support will someday be completely integrated
natively into LO - at present, this is not the case, at least, so far as
I understand the situation.
Alex
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