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List:       koffice
Subject:    Re: Footnotes in KWord
From:       Tomasz Grobelny <grotk () poczta ! onet ! pl>
Date:       2002-06-14 19:51:48
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On pią 14. czerwiec 2002 08:20, David Faure wrote:
> On Thursday 13 June 2002 23:06, Tomasz Grobelny wrote:
> > IMO the footnote frame is too low on the page (it should be within
> > marigins).
>
> ? Isn't it above the bottom margin that's specified in the page layout
> dialog?
>
> > When I tried printing to PostScript some letters (such as "p" and "g") in
> > my footnote were cut off. IMHO inserting footnote should make current
> > frame smaller.
>
> It's definitely supposed to... and does here.
> Is this with recent CVS? Can you send a test doc?
>
I was wrong. The frame is resized. I'm sorry. But the last line of footnote 
frame was not painted correctly for PostScript. Nor are the others. And for 
that I can provide a testdoc. See the last line of first page on printout (it 
is correct) and end of first paragraph on page 2 (it is not).

> > Also inserting footnote mark (I mean 1 (for example) in superscript)
> > makes this line higher which is not good. (I once reported this but got
> > no reply.)
>
> It's on my todo to look at it. Time isn't infinite ;)
>
> > Another KWord painting problems:
> > 1. When a font is in italics (and in bold (to less extend)) on printout
> > (I mean ps file) letters at the end of each line are cut off.
> > 2. When in italics bottom parts of letters like "p" or "q" are not
> > visible. This applies both to editing and printout when using Utopia
> > [Adobe] Type 1 font but not Times New Roman. Maybe there is sth wrong
> > with height of Utopia font or generally Type 1 fonts? Can anyone
> > reproduce?
>
> Xft or non Xft setup? (Xft == XFree 4, Xft installed, and XRENDER
> available). Ah, I can see this on a non-Xft one at least, with Utopia
> indeed.
It seems that a lot of my font problems are caused by not using Xft. Bradley T 
Hughes from Trolltech said that missing chars in my fonts is due to not using 
Xft. Will have to look at it...
UPDATE: I have my quotation marks! Now I have fully Xft setup. Earlier it was 
Xft for Type1 fonts and non-Xft for TTFs.

> It only happens with a zoom != 100%, right? This is the kind of thing I
> hope to fix with the setMatrix stuff (see koffice-devel).
With 100% as well. And with Xft also.

Tomek



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