[LibO 3.4 Beta3 on WinXP-32b] (1) - New Text Document - Type: Small Capitals - Select the typed text - Format > Character > Font Effects > Effects > Small capitals Bug: The text is modified to CAPITALS (UPPERCASE). (2) - Save (1) as *.odt. - Open the file with LibO 3.3.2 The text is modified to Small Capitals [as expected]. (3) - Create a new text document with LibO 3.3.2 - repeat the steps under (1) and save the file as *.odt. The text is modified to Small Capitals [as expected] (4) - Open the file from (3) with LibO 3.4 Beta3 Bug: The text is modified to CAPITALS (UPPERCASE).
Created attachment 46239 [details] Sample file created with LibO 3.4 Beta3
Created attachment 46240 [details] Screenshot 1: Font effect "Small capitals" with LibO 3.4 Beta3
Created attachment 46241 [details] Screenshot 2: Font effect "Small capitals", file opened with LibO 3.3.2
Observation "The text is modified to CAPITALS" is not reproducible with "LibreOffice 3.4Beta3 – WIN7 Home Premium (64bit) German UI [DEV300m103 (Build:3)]" I believe the "illusion" is caused by the particular letter size used by reporter, in reality there is a difference between "Small Capitals [Liberation Sans]" and "SMALL CAPITALS [UPPERCASE]" in sample document. Modifying letter size to 30 for the text shows the difference and also the problem from "Bug 36366 - FORMATING Small Capitals: setting for character size only affects Uppercase letters" I believe this one is a DUP of "Bug 36366 - FORMATING Small Capitals: setting for character size only affects Uppercase letters" @manj_k: Do you agree?
Created attachment 46249 [details] Screenshot 3: Font effect "Small capitals" 10p to 36p
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 36366 ***
@Rainer Bielefeld Agreed. BTW: I don't want to discuss the details and the summary of Bug 36366. The lowercase characters seem always to be modified to 12p uppercase (e.g.: start with default text 36p – see screenshot 3).
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