On 01/20/2013 11:53 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
The only reason you can have a single troubling code is that the program is faulty. Wouldn't it be more sensible to correct the program so that this couldn't occur? The reason why Word Perfect could have single troubling codes is precisely because users were allowed to tinker with them and introduce mistakes.
Not sure I agree. If a font is set in AOO, it might be from a paragraph style, character style, direct formatting, or I guess maybe even font mapping.
Now, if it is set by a style, which style? For example, if you see that the character style is "_computer_literal", is that the style that set the font? Perhaps not. It might be the parent style to _computer_literal.
If things are difficult to understand in the document, I am more likely to blame the user.... well, unless you are reading one of my documents; then for sure the problem is the reader not the writer :-)
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