Created attachment 127824 [details] .doc file Steps to reproduce: - open the attached .doc file - activate macros (I am not sure if this is important) => observe that the document fits in a unique page - save the document to .doc format - re-open the document => now the document fills more than one page
confirmed under Win7 x64 using LibO 5.1.5.2 status -> NEW
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This bug is still present in 5.4.2.
This bug is still present in 6.1.3.
This was fixed in 6.3.4 by commit dc83c34989b366a9740da062e7d7bdca73fd9890 Author: Miklos Vajna on Tue Oct 22 16:53:06 2019 +0200 tdf#124770 sw layout: handle Word's take on italic formatting vs text break When it comes to finding out if a piece of text fits the currently line or not, Word simply measures the text width and the line width, and decides if we fit or not. This can have an effect that italic text (e.g. a "H" character) is slightly over the margin, but simplifies the layout. Writer tries to reserve a bit more space, so italic text is kept inside the margin, which leads to different layout in edge cases. This somewhat arbitrary "reserve a bit more space: decrease the usable line width by height / 12" mechanism was there since the initial import. Reuse a related compatibility flag (tab-over-margin, already set for imported-from-Word documents) to avoid this compensation to match what Word does. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 124770 ***