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I wanted to print one file. But I wanted to print it not 100% but 50%. So I put the cursor between the two 0s and wanted to delete 0, 1. But when I deleted the 1 eclipse shut down unexpected. In the 3rd attempt I typed the 5 first (1050%) and deleted then the 0 and the 1. That worked. So probably the temporary 0% makes eclipse shut down!
What is the version of your Eclipse? Could you attach a log file (<WORKSPACE>/.metadata/.log) and a screenshot of the "Print" dialog?
(In reply to Matthias Proppe from comment #0) > I wanted to print one file. But I wanted to print it not 100% but 50%. So I > put the cursor between the two 0s and wanted to delete 0, 1. But when I > deleted the 1 eclipse shut down unexpected. In the 3rd attempt I typed the 5 > first (1050%) and deleted then the 0 and the 1. That worked. > So probably the temporary 0% makes eclipse shut down! Can you confirm that the print dialog works fine for other applications (other editors) when you repeat the same steps that cause the crash of Eclipse? Daniel
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