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Subject: Re: [office] Proposal: Auto shrink text in shapes
On Monday 15 January 2007 15:02, Michael Brauer wrote: > Shrink To Fit > > The attributes draw:shrink-to-fit specifies whether the text content of a > drawing object, if necessary, gets shrunk to fit into the drawing object. > Shrinking does mean that the drawing object's font size is decreased, so > that the complete text fits into the drawing object. This attribute has no > effect on drawing objects where the text content fits already into the > drawing objects. I agree that this feature is nice, but I'm unclear on what you expect this to do in a file (format). A boolean like this can imply that the reading-application must shrink it from the saved fontsize to a smaller font size. Or apply horizontal or vertical scaling. Last meaning (the one which I hope you mean) can be that its just a way to persist a config option for that shape which is used by the application when the user alters the shape or the text. And the application will then scale the text/etc and store the new fontsize in the file. Could you clarify? -- Thomas Zander
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