Created attachment 98741 [details] Libreoffice Writer's rendering of the RTF document Libreoffice Writer renders RTF wrongly. I've attached image file rtf-msw.png showing how the document should be rendered correctly compared to what Libreoffice Writer produces (rtf-low.png). The actual RTF document used is also attached (document.rtf).
Created attachment 98742 [details] Microsoft Word's rendering of the RTF document
Created attachment 98743 [details] The actual RTF document
Comment on attachment 98741 [details] Libreoffice Writer's rendering of the RTF document correct mime-type
Thanks Miguel for the issue. As I can see it, the problem is that the header at the top of page 2 is placed at the bottom of page one in Writer. Is that correct? Cor
Not a problem! There's a few issues (which I should have really detailed in my OP), namely: * The spacing in the top header is off; especially item 1. * The comments column on the right (peach) should fill vertically each item-block 1, 2 and 3. * Comment for item 2.1 overlaps with item 2.2's. * Comment for item 3.4 is non-existent.
Also, Cor, you may be right in that the heading for item 2 may be wrongly positioned and should instead be following the block on the next page.
In comparison to Comment 5 there are several improvements (these issues are for me no longer reproducible). But there are still some rendering problems reproducible with LO 4.4.1.2, Win 8.1: - Heading 1 at the beginning of the comment is not bold - Page breaks at wrong positions (buggy within the whole document) - Numbering problems (font characterics of the numbering are not correct: Arial 12 Normal Black instead of Arial 11 Bold Blue), numbering mistake at No. 2 (changed to 3 and a 2 added before) - Tick in item 1 of section 4. Declaration is missing - Missing line break before item "Date" in section 4. Declaration - In sections 1 to 3 the frames at the end of the comment column is missing
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Closing bug as it seems to now be resolved. Libreoffice v.5.0.5.2 Linux 4.2.0-34-generic #39-Ubuntu SMP Ubuntu 15.10