[Issue 126322] Removing Numbering Using Backspace

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https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126322

stev3.layman@gmail.com changed:

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--- Comment #20 from stev3.layman@gmail.com ---
I am able to recreate on Windows 7 Professional 64-bit in OpenOffice 4.2.0
using the following steps:

1. Enter a line of text, and apply numbering using the numbering button.
2. Move to the next line using the ENTER key.
3. Enter a second line of text.
4. Move the cursor to the beginning of the second line.
5. Remove numbering from the second line of text using the BACKSPACE key.
   The second line of text should be lined up with the first line of text.
6. Remove indentation from the second line of text using the sliding tab in the
page ruler.
7. Try to restore indentation to the second line of text by pressing the Tab
key.
Result: The text remains left justified and no amount of pressing TAB will
indent the second line.

Additonal Tests: In addition, I tested in 3 comparable apps and found
inconsistent results. Here were my findings:

LibreOffice 5.1.1.3 - Same result as OpenOffice

Google Docs - Upon deleting the number in step 5, the entire line of text moves
to the left hand margin. Using TAB will again indent the line to its previous
position in congruence with the expected results in the original report.

Microsoft Word Online - Does not have a top rule, so step 6 cannot be
performed. While this means we can't accurately recreate the test case, step 5
does have the same result as Google Docs. The second line will move over to the
left margin and hitting TAB will again indent your second line.

Observations: Based on the above, I feel that it's reasonable to expect that
step 7 should result in the expectations outlined in the original report.
Pressing TAB should indent the line returning it to it's original position.

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