I have attached a small presentation. You can load this file in linux and
windows and you can immediately see differences in the way that linux renders it
and windows renders it. Windows is rendering it properly, linux is not. Why is
it doing this? If this is normal it shouldn't be because it makes it impossible
to interoperate beteen architectures and people who don't use linux or winxp and
vice-versa.

Slide 1:
On winxp the title line does not wrap to a new line, on linux it does. It should
not wrap to a new line.

Slide 2:
On linux the title lines overlap the "A." and "B.", So that one text box garbles
the other. On winxp it renders properly by showing "A. whatever.." and "B.
whatever.." (no overlapping or garbling of text boxes).

Slide 3:
On linux the word "peptides" overlaps the curly arrow. The degree symbol on the
"90" (the one with the arrow pointing veritcally down to it) is wrapped to a new
line. The degree symbol should not wrap to a new line, this is rendered properly
on winxp. On linux the text at the bottom of the slide goes outside the boundary
of the page. On winxp it is shown correctly within the boundary.

Slide 4:
On linux the arrow overlaps the letters "nal" in "terminal". The arrow should be
rendered at the end of the word "terminal" as you can see in winxp.

Slide 5:
On linux the word "domain (B)" at the top of the slide slightly overlaps the top
of "H271A". On winxp "H271" is almost a centimeter below the "domain (B)" above
it, this is correct. On linux the word "domain (A)" overlaps the word "M241T".
On winxp "M241T" is situated perfectly below "domain (A)" so that they do not
overlap.