CF8 cfdocuments new bugs (font size, bold, underline...)

Hi
I face the following problems after upgrading from CF 7.0.2
to CF8 + Cumulative Hotfix 1 :
- bold and underline generates white space around them if
they are embedded in a sentence (i.e "this is <bold>bold text
</bod> and it is fun")
- font size behavior has changed, the text is now bigger. (My
font-size: 12px is bigger than before)
- when reducing it (i.e font-size: 11px) the bold/underline
problem becomes the opposite : instead of white space, I have
overlapping texts.
We use a html 4.01 transitional doctype and CSS styles (i.e
div class="myclass" and .myclass{..} in a separate css file)
Any suggestion ?

the cf8 cfdocument cumulative hotfix has been updated on Jan
30 2008 -
have you re-installed it?
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402584&sliceId=1
Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/

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market like this - and I don't blame them.
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>
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>
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magazines? Why did MM push PHP
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seem to know
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developers out there
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DreamWeaver would
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non-user-defined libraries
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> of
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important than with most
> other
> languages.
>
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