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I am sure this must have come up before but can't locate any discussion. In writer the same odt file presents different horizontal character spacing between different PCs. This means sharing the document for editing is not necessarily possible.
In the manual I am editing at present the difference adds 4 pages.
The font used is installed from the same font file. Nothing is inherited from the default paragraph style. I have 2 Linux machines, same OS, same version of LO (24.2.4.2). One has wider character spacing than the other, wrapping more lines, moving images and adding 4 pages. If I apply a character style with -0.1pt character spacing it brings the wider spacing back close to the original spacing. I have given the document to a colleague with Win11 for amendments and he sees the closer spacing. I have also loaded the document onto my MAC with LO 24.2.5.2 which displays the wider spacing.

I would appreciate any help in what may be causing this issue and how to control it. I am particularly perplexed with the fact that it can be different on 2 near identical PCs.
TIA

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