1.) Did you download and install the required fonts? 2.) Are you aware that ragged right is frequently used n modern publishing? 3.) Are you aware that justified lines are high maintenance to do well? With many of the instructions having short lines, justification would be nightmarish? 4.) That a number of publishers use ODT (LibreOffice's default format for text) directly for their books? If you bothered to learn it, LibreOffice is a mid-level layout program, not just a word processor. I know, of course, that you are simply cocking an attitude based on little knowledge, but I'm surprised that you would want to display your ignorance.

Jean Hollis Weber has not worked on OpenOffice for 12 years. However, until recently, she filled those same positions for LibreOffice. The second edition would never have been released without her initiative, so could you please correct the article?

Also, if you look, there are so many short lines that full-justification would be a nightmare to set up and maintain.

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. FYI, ragged right is a popular choice in publishing these days. It also has the advantage of being lower maintenance. - Bruce Byfield (nanday)

Considering how much flack I've had in recent months for critical comments about KDE 4, I find this comment refreshingly funny. If you bothered to read, you'd see that, while I am very interested in what KDE 4.1 has to offer, I don't hesitate to say what is still missing, either. Oh, well. I must stop expecting the world to make sense; I'd be much happier that way. - Bruce Byfield ("nanday")