Version: (using KDE 4.2.4) OS: Linux Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages One way to observe the problem: - select the print dialog - select the "print week" print style - select the "timetable" print layout - print to a pdf The problem: When generating the printed 'timetable' layout, no sort of word-wrap or hyphenation algorithm seems to be employed when populating the 'cells' corresponding to events. The text below is the representation of three events as the text is layed out in the pdf. For example, in the first cell, "General" is broken into "G" and, on the next line "eneral"... Yuck... If a hyphenation algorithm isn't employed, a lazy "don't break words when it's easy not to" algorithm certainly would make things more readable and less aesthetically unpleasant... 08:00-08:45 G 08:00-08:45 G 08:00-08:45 G eneral Biology: eneral Biology: eneral Biology: Cells & Physiol Cells & Physiol Cells & Physiol ogy, AIH 114 ogy, AIH 114 ogy, AIH 114
Forgot to add BUG to the commit. commit 00a614fe7aa27ce2a3e4ba2e3da4766356a77b4a Author: Damian Hofmann <picobyte@gmx.com> Date: Tue Sep 24 23:07:49 2013 +0100 Wrap words properly when printing a calendar in KOrganizer. REVIEW: 112920 CCMAIL: picobyte@gmx.com