Problem description: If I use negative indent for the first line, this information is lost after restarting the program. I was able to test this only on Mac OS X - no idea whether this bug is also existing in other operating systems. Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a textfield in draw and write something in the field. 2. Do a right click in the text field and choose "edit style...". 3. Go to the tab "Indents & Spacing" and choose a negative value for "first line". (e.g. -0.5cm for the first line, whereas "before text" is +0.5cm. Thus, the text starts with a margin on the left with 0.5cm, except the first line) 4. Click ok, save the file, close LibreOffice and open the file again. Current behavior: Also the first line starts with an indent of 0.5cm - the information is completely lost (if you check again by right clicking into the textfield > edit style...) Expected behavior: The indent should be saved. Operating System: Mac OS X Version: 4.0.2.2 release
Hi, Thanks for reporting. I found Bug 62176, this bug is reported against Impress (presentation). Although these are 2 separate components of LibreOffice, they share a huge amount of code. Therefore I mark this bug as duplicate of Bug 62176, and mark that bug for component 'LibreOffice'. Kind regards, Joren *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 62176 ***