LibreOffice - wrong font height in formula equation / overlapping lines
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I'm having the problem shown in the screenshots below in my LO 6.0 Writer and Math when I'm typing an equation.
As you can see in the prints, the top of the fonts gets cut. I've tried changing the font size, zoom and other configurations, but none of them solved the problem. And I've tested in another machine with LO 6.0 and it happens also. When I press enter it temporarily solves the problem, but if I continue typing after that, it cuts the font again.
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
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I'm having the problem shown in the screenshots below in my LO 6.0 Writer and Math when I'm typing an equation.
As you can see in the prints, the top of the fonts gets cut. I've tried changing the font size, zoom and other configurations, but none of them solved the problem. And I've tested in another machine with LO 6.0 and it happens also. When I press enter it temporarily solves the problem, but if I continue typing after that, it cuts the font again.
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
kubuntu libreoffice fonts
asked May 27 at 16:21
James Clark
216
Hello and welcome to askubuntu! Can you please include the answer here (below - and close the question, u can accept your own answer) for future reference?
– Wilf
Jun 16 at 20:21
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Sure ! It's because I posted my solution in the asklibreoffice website first...
– James Clark
Jun 17 at 12:00
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up vote
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I'm having the problem shown in the screenshots below in my LO 6.0 Writer and Math when I'm typing an equation.
As you can see in the prints, the top of the fonts gets cut. I've tried changing the font size, zoom and other configurations, but none of them solved the problem. And I've tested in another machine with LO 6.0 and it happens also. When I press enter it temporarily solves the problem, but if I continue typing after that, it cuts the font again.
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
kubuntu libreoffice fonts
asked May 27 at 16:21
James Clark
216
I'm having the problem shown in the screenshots below in my LO 6.0 Writer and Math when I'm typing an equation.
As you can see in the prints, the top of the fonts gets cut. I've tried changing the font size, zoom and other configurations, but none of them solved the problem. And I've tested in another machine with LO 6.0 and it happens also. When I press enter it temporarily solves the problem, but if I continue typing after that, it cuts the font again.
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
kubuntu libreoffice fonts
asked May 27 at 16:21
James Clark
216
edited Jun 17 at 12:03
asked May 27 at 16:21
James Clark
216
asked May 27 at 16:21
James Clark
216
asked May 27 at 16:21
James Clark
216
216
Hello and welcome to askubuntu! Can you please include the answer here (below - and close the question, u can accept your own answer) for future reference?
– Wilf
Jun 16 at 20:21
1
Sure ! It's because I posted my solution in the asklibreoffice website first...
– James Clark
Jun 17 at 12:00
add a comment |Â
Hello and welcome to askubuntu! Can you please include the answer here (below - and close the question, u can accept your own answer) for future reference?
– Wilf
Jun 16 at 20:21
1
Sure ! It's because I posted my solution in the asklibreoffice website first...
– James Clark
Jun 17 at 12:00
Hello and welcome to askubuntu! Can you please include the answer here (below - and close the question, u can accept your own answer) for future reference?
– Wilf
Jun 16 at 20:21
Hello and welcome to askubuntu! Can you please include the answer here (below - and close the question, u can accept your own answer) for future reference?
– Wilf
Jun 16 at 20:21
1
1
Sure ! It's because I posted my solution in the asklibreoffice website first...
– James Clark
Jun 17 at 12:00
Sure ! It's because I posted my solution in the asklibreoffice website first...
– James Clark
Jun 17 at 12:00
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I found the solution. Follow this steps:
1) Download the new version of fonts-liberation:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts-liberation
2) Download the new version of fonts-liberation2:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts/fonts-liberation2
Run both .deb and you're done ! It fixed for me !
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I found the solution. Follow this steps:
1) Download the new version of fonts-liberation:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts-liberation
2) Download the new version of fonts-liberation2:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts/fonts-liberation2
Run both .deb and you're done ! It fixed for me !
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I found the solution. Follow this steps:
1) Download the new version of fonts-liberation:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts-liberation
2) Download the new version of fonts-liberation2:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts/fonts-liberation2
Run both .deb and you're done ! It fixed for me !
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
I found the solution. Follow this steps:
1) Download the new version of fonts-liberation:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts-liberation
2) Download the new version of fonts-liberation2:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts/fonts-liberation2
Run both .deb and you're done ! It fixed for me !
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
I found the solution. Follow this steps:
1) Download the new version of fonts-liberation:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts-liberation
2) Download the new version of fonts-liberation2:
https://packages.debian.org/pt-br/sid/fonts/fonts-liberation2
Run both .deb and you're done ! It fixed for me !
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
edited Jun 26 at 13:51
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
answered Jun 17 at 12:03
James Clark
216
216
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
add a comment |Â
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
Awesome, thanks :) you can also accept your own answer!
– Wilf
Jun 17 at 14:20
add a comment |Â
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Hello and welcome to askubuntu! Can you please include the answer here (below - and close the question, u can accept your own answer) for future reference?
– Wilf
Jun 16 at 20:21
1
Sure ! It's because I posted my solution in the asklibreoffice website first...
– James Clark
Jun 17 at 12:00