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Summary: | Metfile translation on export to powerpoint format | ||||||
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Product: | Impress | Reporter: | pancont <archie> | ||||
Component: | save-export | Assignee: | AOO issues mailing list <issues> | ||||
Status: | UNCONFIRMED --- | QA Contact: | |||||
Severity: | Trivial | ||||||
Priority: | P3 | CC: | issues, rpihlgren | ||||
Version: | OOO330m9 | Keywords: | needmoreinfo | ||||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||||||
Hardware: | PC | ||||||
OS: | Windows Vista | ||||||
Issue Type: | DEFECT | Latest Confirmation in: | --- | ||||
Developer Difficulty: | --- | ||||||
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Description
pancont
2010-11-16 13:10:05 UTC
Please attach a document for testing. The metafile image is imported by pasting using <ctrl>V, and the file format is converted to powerpoint (ppt) using the "save as" option. This ppt file can now be re-opened with open office, and the metafile images are pefectly scaleable, whereas if the same file is opened using MS powerpoint, the images cannot be zoomed to more than 100%. If the same pasting is performed owind MS powerpoint, and the resulting ppt file can be opened with powerpoint, and the images are fulle scaleable. Using Impress OOo-dev-3.4.0 DEV300m99 (Build:9570), on Windows 7 Home Premium, and MSPowerPoint 2007 I could not replicate this behavior. Attached is the metafile. The image is a five point star filled in blue on a blank background. The steps I followed were: Import a metafile image into a presentation project 1. Open Impress 2. When the Presentation Wizard appears, press Create. 3. Center the cursor in the body of the default slide and left click. The default text disappears. 4. Copy an image with CTRL-C and paste it into the slide with CTRL-V. 5. Save the file as type .ppt. A warning appears. I selected “Keep Current Format”. 6. Close the file in Impress. Check scalability in MS Power Point 1. Open the file with MS Power Point. 2. Grab the top drag handle. Sliding to the bottom right scales the image smaller. Sliding to the top left increases its size. As a variation, I created the presentation from a metafile file 1. In a blank Impress document,from the menu, select Insert -> Picture -> From File; In the file open dialog select the attached file. BlueStar.wmf 2. The image appears with green drag handles at each corner and at the midpoints of the edges. 3. Save the file as type .ppt. A warning appears. I selected “Keep Current Format” 4. When the .ppt file was opened with MS Power Point the image scaled larger and smaller. Created attachment 75894 [details]
Metafile referred to in comments.
I was not able to replicate this behavior using the following Impress builds: OOO320m18 Build:9502 & PowerPoint 2010 on Windows 7 Ultimate x64 OOO330m20 Build:9567 & PowerPoint 2010 on Windows Vista Ultimate x64 OOO340m0 Build:9583 & PowerPoint 2010 on Windows 7 Ultimate x64 The repro steps I used: Initial: 1) Started Impress 2) Copied a metafile into the clipboard. (I used BlueStar.wmf that another tester who tried to repro the bug attached) 3) Clicked on the "Click to add text" section of the first slide 4) Ctrl+V to paste the metafile 5) Save as \ PowerPoint file (.ppt). In the warning dialog, I chose to keep the current format (necessary to save as .ppt) 6) Close Impress 7) Open PowerPoint 8) Open the presentation I just created in Impress Result: The file opens and the metafile is visible. I can resize the metafile to be both larger and smaller than its initial size. Follow-up tests: 1) I attempted the repro using a more complex metafile (.wmf) 2) I attempted the repro using an enhanced metafile (.emf) 3) I attempted the repro inserting the picture via the Insert\Picture\From File Impress menu command One more update: I was able to find OOO330m9 and tried my repro on that build. Still no repro... This Issue requires more information ('needmoreinfo'), but has not been updated within the last year. Please provide feedback as requested and re-test with the the latest version of OpenOffice - the problem(s) may already be addressed. You can download Apache OpenOffice 3.4.1 from http://www.openoffice.org/download Please report back the outcome of your testing, so this Issue may be closed or progressed as necessary - otherwise the issue may be Resolved as Invalid in the future. |