Created attachment 124210 [details] document with the problem In the attached document cells D19 to D28 have a border line on their right side. The cells with the numbers 1-4 have a width of 0,75 pt the cells with numbers 5-10 have with 0,05pt. However, the line is shown as the same thickness. If I print this document the difference is there (dfferent thickness of the borders). This is confusing behavior, as I expect to have the same result on my screen as when printing a document.
Hi Roeland, Thanks for filing the issue. Looking at bug 79787, and especially the explanation in a related commit https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=51737960911d41593ffd9792a6a85aeaa86824fd it looks to me as if your report can be marked as as duplicate.. Can you please check if that is OK? Regards - Cor
Created attachment 124212 [details] picture of the printed output
Hi Cor, I'm not really sure about this, the problem is ocurring in a ods file I'm currently using. It might be that this problem originates from a docx document, or was round tripped once, but I can't remember if this is true. What makes you think this is the same problem?
By taking a closer look the bug might indeed be related. You can close it as a duplicate, I will retest this onces the other issue is fixed.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 79787 ***
(In reply to Roeland from comment #3) > Hi Cor, I'm not really sure about this, the problem is ocurring in a ods > file I'm currently using. Ah sorry, I missed that. > It might be that this problem originates from a docx document, or was round > tripped once, but I can't remember if this is true. What makes you think > this is the same problem? No it is not related I see now. I confirm the problem (and will look for existing issues on this subject.. )
(In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #6) > I confirm the problem (and will look for existing issues on this subject.. ) that I do not see... hmm.
Actually the issue is more easy to reproduce than I thought. I guess this will be more like an improvement request than a bug report: Steps to reproduce: *select some cells in calc, then rightclick and chose "format cells". *create some lines around some cells with 0.05pt, then take a small part of those lines with 0.75 *result: although the thickness of the lines isn't the same, they look exactly the same in Calc. The difference is noticable when printing though (see attachment). So, * or this is a printing issue * or this is no issue, and I would like to propose to improve this situation so that differences in thickness can be visually noted
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Not confirmed I can not represent the bug. Laptop resolution is 1366x768 and when the calc sheet is on 100% every border looks the same no matter the thickness. When zoomed in at over 180% one can see the differences in border thickness. Tested with version: - 5.4.3.2 (x64) - 6.0.0.0.beta2 (x64) Windows 10 64 Locale: bg-BG (bg_BG)
(In reply to Chavdar from comment #10) > Not confirmed > > I can not represent the bug. > Laptop resolution is 1366x768 and when the calc sheet is on 100% every > border looks the same no matter the thickness. > When zoomed in at over 180% one can see the differences in border thickness. Thanks for testing Chavdar. Closing as notabug. It's just a matter of screen resolution. On my system, setting zoom to ~250%, shows the difference of 0.75 pt and setting zoom to ~310%, shows the difference of 0.50 pt Tested in Version: 6.1.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 99210a149c859fcd683870b280adaeeffd1250e4 CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 4.13; UI render: default; VCL: gtk2; TinderBox: Linux-rpm_deb-x86_64@70-TDF, Branch:master, Time: 2017-12-17_23:57:18 Locale: nl-NL (nl_NL.UTF-8); Calc: group threaded