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Configuration:
Linux OS
Build:
OpenOffice.org 2.0.1
This issue was replicated, but appears slightly different than what was
mentioned above.
Linux step-by-step
1) open a new "text document"
2) insert an image
a) select the "insert" menu
b) select "picture"
c) select "from file"
d) select any picture from the file system (I used the apple.gif from
OpenOffice directory as well as one of my own jpegs downloaded from
a web sight)
3) double-click image
4) select the "type" tab
5) in the size box select all the check boxes ( select relative for height
and width, and the one beside keep ratio)
6) select "ok" to save the changes
7) double click the image again
8) select the "type" tab
9) change the size of either height or width (note that the size of the
other does not change appropriately)
(alternately uncheck the checkboxes beside "relative" for both width and
height. Note the change in image size *only when keep aspect ration is
selected*.)
If you click the "original size" button the fields return to the original
size and all changes made afterwards are correct. Also if you chose not to
save the changes to the checkbox selections, in steps 5 & 7 above, this
problem doesn't arise.
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