https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=104973
--- Comment #8 from AndreiParaschiv <paraschiv.andre...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to AndreiParaschiv from comment #6) > Used the following configuration > OS : Mac Sierra v10.12.4 > Apache Open Office : 4.1.3 > AOO413m1(Build:9783) - Rev. 1761381 > 2016-09-23 02:39:34 (Fri, 23 Sep 2016) > Word 2017 15.33.0 > > to make the following tests : > > Test1: > a) Use the Command+Shift+4 to make a screenshot inside a Google Chrome > browser window; > b) Move the screenshot cursor and select a text area that you have > highlighted before (ex HighlightedTextFile) ; > c) After the screenshot is made, a png file will appear on your > Desktop(default location) or where you have set the path to store the image ; > d) Use Command+C on the png file ; > e) Open AOO as a Text Document ; > f) Use Command+V inside the Text Document ; > > Results : the text inside the png appears as a picture. It's a picture as > their is top left window Picture, where you can change settings > The text itself is larger than the original file and it doesn't lose the > highlight coulor (blue). > Similar result is on Word 2017 (15.33.0), the only difference is that the > image itself is smaller, closer to the original file in Word - attached > test1.png > > Test2: > a) Use the Command+Shift+4 to make a screenshot off your Desktop; > b) Move the screenshot cursor and select an area of your wallpaper; > c) After the screenshot is made, a png file will appear on your > Desktop(default location) or where you have set the path to store the image ; > d) Use Command+C on the png file ; > e) Open AOO as a Text Document ; > f) Use Command+V inside the Text Document ; > > Results : the png appears as a picture format. > The image is larger, much bigger than the original file. > Similar result is on Word 2017 (15.33.0), the only difference is that the > image itself is smaller, closer to the original file in Word - attached > test2.png > > > Test3 > a) Use the Command+Shift+4 to make a screenshot inside a Google Chrome > browser window; > b) Move the screenshot cursor and select an area which have some words > you've highlighted before and icons/images(ex ImageHighlightedTextFile) ; > c) After the screenshot is made, a png file will appear on your > Desktop(default location) or where you have set the path to store the image ; > d) Use Command+C on the png file ; > e) Open AOO as a Text Document ; > f) Use Command+V inside the Text Document ; > Results : same conclusion as in test1 and test2 > > > Test4 > Remade the first 3 tests, but instead of using Command+V, used right Click - > paste or the Paste button from the File menu > Same results occurred as described earlier. > > Test5 > a) Use the Command+Control+Shift+4 to make a screenshot inside a Google > Chrome browser window > b) Move the screenshot cursor and select an area ; > c) Select to have that area copied to the Clipboard; > d) Open AOO as a Text Document ; > e) Use Command+V inside the Text Document ; > > Results : Same results occurred as earlier. > Having the selection copied in Clipboard (bitmap format) didn't change the > behavior. > > Note: using Command+Shift+V (Paste Special), this is when instead of copying > the image/content, you can copy the image's name. > > Test6 > Did the steps of test 5 but on the HTML document - the same behavior as the > previous tests. > > Conclusion : After using Command+Shift+4 or Command+Shift+Control+4, the > Command+V works fine in AOO 4.1.3 Remade the first 3 tests using the Command+Shift+Control+4 - same behavior as mentioned before -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue. You are on the CC list for the issue.
