LO 6.0.5.2 on Mac Sierra (10.12.6)
In some cases I can click into a line and set tabs normally. In the
document where I had the problem I believe it was a bulleted list or
indented text (hanging indent I think) where I was having the problem.
I opened the document today and quickly tried it again and can't find
the section I was having problems in. But I'm pretty sure I removed all
formatting and started over in that section, at which point it worked.
Wish I could reproduce it, as it was quite frustrating. My guess is it
was something to do with whatever formatting was applied in that
section. I don't yet use Styles so any formatting would have been set
manually, and that would have been minimal.
If I encounter it again I'll be sure to post again, and try to post a
sample document.
On 4/8/19 7:19 AM, Dave Howorth wrote:
On Mon, 8 Apr 2019 14:32:05 +1200
Steve Edmonds <steve.edmonds@ptglobal.com> wrote:
Hi.
What version of LO do you have.
Just as a test, can you click into just 1 line and then add a tab stop
to the ruler.
Steve
Also what OS?
In addition, can you post an example of the text/document that you
cannot format tabs for somewhere? Perhaps it is a data-dependent
problem, since tab stops work as you expect for other people including
me.
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