Control: package -1 libreoffice-writer Control: found -1 libreoffice-writer/1:3.5.4-4 Control: tags -1 unreproducible moreinfo On 24-Jun-2012, Gary Dale wrote: > I selected an avery address label (30 labels per page in 3 columns > of 10 labels) I think you're referring to LibreOffice Writer specifically; I've set the Package field accordingly. To attempt to reproduce this behaviour in libreoffice-writer version “1:5.0.3~rc1-2”, I used: * File → New → Labels * Labels → Brand → Avery Letter Size * Labels → Type → 5160 Address * New Document A new blank document appears with the selected layout. * Enter text on each label across the top row. * File → Print Preview The document print preview has text that appears spaced correctly across the page. * Close Preview * File → Export as PDF * Export * Select a filename, then Save The Writer document, and the resulting PDF, are attached to this message. > but they didn't print properly. The printing shifted left on each > subsequent column of labels. The label form was defined properly. I > verified this by measuring the actual labels on the form. On 23-Dec-2012, James L. Kay, D.O., FAAP wrote: > I can confirm this bug with Avery Letter Size 5160, LibreOffice Writer > 3.5.4.2. I thought the settings for Avery 5160 must be incorrect, so I > adjusted them for 2 hours without being able to get the 3rd column to print > far enough to the right to be fully on the label. Thank you both for reporting this behaviour. Can you verify this with a LibreOffice version in currently-supported Debian? Please follow up to this bug report with the appropriate “found” or “fixed” field value for the versions you tried. -- \ “If you do not trust the source do not use this program.” | `\ —Microsoft Vista security dialogue | _o__) | Ben Finney <ben@benfinney.id.au>
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