Description: This is the first report connected to bug 118460, which will be split up in several issues in order to focus on the different problems. In this case line numbering is not respected, in MS Office the first line corresponds with "SUNORNORYSR STYSPTTTXN" in LibreOffice the first line is actually pretty much between these two lines: "ZRysputy ZRrststrrstzt Xttornysy, SXN ttrstt8awertt" & "tttttt TTT. Strysyst, Sursttys rws000" I tried to search for similar reports, but it is very difficult to know if another bug report has the same underlying cause. Documents to illustrate the problem: attachment 143211 [details] Problematic Document attachment 143212 [details] LibreOffice PDF Export attachment 143213 [details] MS Office PDF Print Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open attached document in LibreOffice and MS Office 2. Compare the points listed in the description Actual Results: See description Expected Results: Problematic order. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info:
Created attachment 153986 [details] Sample compared MSO LO Repro Lo 6.4+. But this document has bigger problems than line numbers.
(In reply to Timur from comment #1) > Created attachment 153986 [details] > Sample compared MSO LO > > Repro Lo 6.4+. > But this document has bigger problems than line numbers. The line numbering here is not a real line numbering, as in: Tools - Line numbering. More like a frame containing manually aligned paragraphs and anchored to the header. Also the header and footer seem to be the real culprits here. Removing them makes the document rather readable and the bullets and numbering in the main text are consistent with the example attachment #143213 [details] I suggest further simplifying the example file in Word and changing the meta bug.
Hi Gabor, I unfortunately don't have the time to sift out this issue or to create a cleaner testdoc. Maybe Joel has some interest in doing this? If this report is insufficient, then I'd agree with a wontfix.
Created attachment 154230 [details] Example DOCX Right, this has nothing to do with line numbering. Here is simplified DOCX without header (with frame numbering) and footer. Page area is different in MSO and LO for DOCX with negative top and bottom margins. It's like MSO doesn't respect negative margins and LO does.
Created attachment 154231 [details] Example DOCX compared MSO LO
,,and that's bug 118489. They should've been connected via See Also. I'll close this one.