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* Status.15x: move bugs to bugzilla

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@ -36,23 +36,6 @@ GENERAL
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ICONS:
* make all icons of the same size(s)
FILE
* agu-dtd is used as the default document class, which is not a good
idea in 99% of all cases
* When having at least one file in the session you get the following error
messages on Linux on startup:
QPainter::begin: Cannot paint on a null pixmap
QPainter::end: Painter not active, aborted
This does not happen if the session is empty.
SPELL CHECKING (Joost 4/11/06) SPELL CHECKING (Joost 4/11/06)
* Words with umlauts or accents do not arrive as a whole word in the spell * Words with umlauts or accents do not arrive as a whole word in the spell
@ -63,18 +46,6 @@ SPELL CHECKING (Joost 4/11/06)
ispell (if lyxrc.isp_use_input_encoding == false) does not work yet. ispell (if lyxrc.isp_use_input_encoding == false) does not work yet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
* In TOC, the buttons "Up", "Down", "Promote", and "Demote" are not
self-explaining. Why don't we group them in two pairs: Section Up/Down, Level
Up/Down? The arrangement of the buttons may also give some hint to the user.
* open Tutorial; click on TOC: TOC dialog has no contents
(only with --enable-stdlib-debug, has been seen on qt 4.2.2, gcc 4.1.2,
openSuse 10.1/x32 and 10.2/x64, but is probably not OS/qt specific, but
dependant on the compiler)
DIALOGS DIALOGS
* Dialogs do not get focus (e.g. when clicking on an inset). * Dialogs do not get focus (e.g. when clicking on an inset).