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[Andreas J Guelzow <andreas.guelzow@concordia.ab.ca>]

Hi,

If I compare

<text:p style-name="styleA">AB<text:span style-name="styleB">CD<text:span style-name="styleA">EF</text:span>GH</text:span>IJ</text:p>

with

<text:p style-name="styleA">AB<text:span style-name="styleB">CD</text:span><text:span style-name="styleA">EF</text:span><text:span style-name="styleB">GH</text:span>IJ</text:p>

where styleA includes style:letter-kerning=TRUE and styleB includes style:letter-kerning=FALSE

Then I would think that in the first case there is no letter kerning between D and E but in the second case there is letter kerning between D and E.

Andreas

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