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Why is the LaTeXDraw logo so big in Xfce 4.10?

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http://askubuntu.com – Is there a bug in XFCE desktop? Namely, I can see some weird "XD"-letters when I try to open LaTeXDraw. Letters seem to be much bigger than the normal logo. It does not affect my mouse. I'm using Xfce 4.10, Ubuntu 12.10 and LaTeXDraw version 2.0.8, build 20100314. Here is a screenshot: (HowTos)

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