[texworks] line numbers Merge and text disappears

[Paul A Norman]

Yes sometimes it is fickle (well that is a tautology I think).

On 7 July 2011 03:37, Alain Delmotte <esperanto at swing.be> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Yesterday I did open it from TeXworks as recent file.
> I did also open a second file for comparison.
>
> But today I tried both ways and everything seems OK, no more overlapping
> lines!!!
>
> So I can't say.
>
> It is an article with everything in one file, but many pictures.
>
> Alain
>
> Le 6/07/2011 07:01, Paul A Norman a écrit :
>>
>> Dear Alain,
>>
>> How did you open that document, it seems from Stefan's enquiry that he
>> needs to know the order of events.
>>
>> (Are you writing an article on binding or covering books?)
>>
>> Paul
>>
>> On 6 July 2011 06:26, Alain Delmotte<esperanto at swing.be>  wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi I did try r862 and I discover the problem (which I didn't notice
>>> before).
>>>
>>> Below the lines causing problems.
>>>  From a document I compiled 2 days ago; without apparent problem.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Alain
>>>
>>> 957: \item bien encoller niveau par niveau: garde, toile, tout le plat,
>>> toujours vers l'extérieur pour ne pas ramener de colle sur la tranche,
>>> 958: pas trop de colle car on va immédiatement sous presse,
>>> 959: éventuellement plier les coins de la feuille de garde pour qu'elle
>>> ne
>>> s'enroule pas vers l'intérieur;
>>> 960: \item déposer le livre sur la couverture en faisant attention aux
>>> chasses, éventuellement un peu à l'extérieur et glisser vers le dos, s'il
>>> faut enlever, toujours à partir du dos;
>>> 961: \hfill\setlength{\unitlength}{1mm}
>>>
>>> numbers 959-960 merged
>>> line 959 not shomn
>>>
>>>
>>> 992: \large Vérifier et critiquer son travail.
>>> 993:
>>> 994: Est-ce que le projet a été réalisé ?
>>> 995:
>>> 996: Ne pas oublier de remplir la fiche de travail régulièrement,
>>> 997:
>>> 998: cela permet d'améliorer la qualité du travail.
>>> 999: \end{center}
>>> 1000: \newpage
>>>
>>> numbers 994-999 merged
>>> lines 994-998 not shown
>>>
>>>
>>> 1030: \textbf{C. Marazzini}: \emph{La rilegatura artigianale et d'arte},
>>> Zanichelli, Bologna, 1990.
>>> 1031:
>>> 1032:
>>> 1033: \end{document}
>>> 1034:
>>>
>>> numbers 1032-1033 merged
>>> line 1032 not shown
>>> top of the number 1034 appearing, but this line doesn't exist
>>>
>>>
>>> Le 5/07/2011 08:06, Stefan Löffler a écrit :
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> On 2011-07-05 01:25, Paul A Norman wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> All done from the (File/Recently Opened menu item)
>>>>>
>>>>> First document (a different one each time) opens fine no line jumbling.
>>>>>
>>>>> A second document (differetn one each time) opened from same menu item
>>>>> in the same editor session,  when you scroll down is jumbled (no
>>>>> matter whether it is a long or a short document).
>>>>>
>>>>> Close Editor and start a fresh session.
>>>>>
>>>>> Repeat with different pairs of documents  in fresh editor sessions.
>>>>>
>>>>> 8) Is this reproducible? It seems so.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for testing. Could you give r862 a try?
>>>>
>>>> HTH
>>>> Stefan
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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