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Re: WYSIWYG printing?
by Dr_LHA on Wednesday 29/Aug/2001, @09:42
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Didn't in the last release candidate for KOffice, and I believe won't here. The KDE developers have a WYSIWYG branch of Kword in CVS, so it should work in the future. At the moment this is KWord's biggest missing feature as I found out to my loss when working on a presentation using KWord.
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Re: WYSIWYG printing?
by Dr_LHA on Wednesday 29/Aug/2001, @11:28
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Replying to myself. Just installed it and it doesn't. In case anyone doesn't understand this limitation of KWord, try typing a full page of text in a big point font. Then zoom out to 33% and see how the layout changes. In my document I only realised this at the end of writing it, and I had to keep doing print preview and adjusting it to get it write. This is pretty silly.
Abiword behaves correctly in this manner, so I currently use that for my word processing needs.
Hopefully KOffice 1.2 will address this - until it does I'll not be able to use KWord unfortunately (which is a shame because I like everything else about it apart from it's ability to accurately lay out words!).
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Re: WYSIWYG printing?
by David Faure on Wednesday 29/Aug/2001, @13:31
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Yes, it's not in 1.1, and I'm working on this.
The code in CVS (HEAD branch of course) already has WYSIWYG support, so this is almost done. Feel free to test it and report bugs. The current known issue is that it leads to quite big spaces between words, I might have to add some pixels between the letters in some cases to prevent that. But in any case the printing is _really_ WYSIWYG (the text is always flown at the same high resolution internally - same solution as Abiword's).
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Re: WYSIWYG printing?
by Dr_LHA on Wednesday 29/Aug/2001, @17:09
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<Mr Burns impression> Excellent!
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Re: WYSIWYG printing?
by Dr_LHA on Wednesday 29/Aug/2001, @09:42
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Didn't in the last release candidate for KOffice, and I believe won't here. The KDE developers have a WYSIWYG branch of Kword in CVS, so it should work in the future. At the moment this is KWord's biggest missing feature as I found out to my loss when working on a presentation using KWord.
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