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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jan 26 17:35:41 -0800 2006 ------- This bug has appeared in OOo 1.1.0 build in Linux. It also appears in OOo 2.0.1 in Windows 2000 Professional. For some reason, inserting/deleting a row in existing table does not result in loss of the change tracking information. But somehow, it results in loss of change tracking information. This following is the steps of the example that leads to the loss of the change tracking information: 1a. Open the Word Processor OpenOffice.org 2a. Go to "Menu" > "Insert" > "Table..." 3a. Create table of, for example, 2 rows and 5 columns by entering number 5 at the "Columns", and number 2 at "Rows" 4a. Press OK 5a. Go To "Edit" > "Changes" 6a. Click on "Record" to enable change tracking 7a. Type any word in the first cell (most top-left cell), e.g, the word "Hello" 8a. The word "Hello" will be underlined and displayed in red colour. This means that the change tracking runs well. 9a. Right-click on the first cell (most top-left cell) to go to the context menu. 10a. Go to "Row", and then click on "Insert..." 11a. Insert number 1 in the field "Amount" to insert 1 row in the table. 12a. Press OK 13a. The word "Hello" is now displayed in black colour without the underline. This means the change tracking information is lost. This next following is the steps of example that does not lead to the loss of change tracking information: 1b. Open the Word Processor of OpenOffice.org 2b. Go To "Edit" > "Changes" 3b. Click on "Record" to enable change tracking 4b. Go to "Menu" > "Insert" > "Table..." 5b. Create table of, for example, 2 rows and 5 columns by entering number 5 at the "Columns", and number 2 at "Rows" 6b. Press OK 7b. Type any word in the first cell (most top-left cell), e.g, the word "Hello" 8b. The word "Hello" will be underlined and displayed in red colour. This means that the change tracking runs well. 9b. Right-click on the first cell (most top-left cell) to go to the context menu. 10b. Go to "Row", and then click on "Insert..." 11b. Insert number 1 in the field "Amount" to insert 1 row in the table. 12b. Press OK 13b. The word "Hello" is still underlined and displayed in red colour. This means that the change tracking information is not lost. However, if redo the step 1b-10b again, and then continue the step with this following step (will lead to the loss of change tracking information): 11c. Insert number 2 in the field "Amount" to insert 2 rows in the table 12c. Press OK 13c. The word "Hello" is still underlined and displayed in red colour. This means that the change tracking is not lost. 14c. Go to the second row and first column 15c. Right-click to go to context menu 16c. Go to "Row", and click "Delete" to delete the row 17c. The word "Hello" is still underlined and displayed in red colour. This means that the change tracking information is not lost. 18c. Do step 15c and 16c again to delete the next row 19c. The word "Hello" is now displayed in black colour and not underlined. This means that the change tracking information is now lost. I think this bug is really important since the change tracking information might be needed for the user in doing his work. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not reply to this automatically generated notification from Issue Tracker. Please log onto the website and enter your comments. http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/project_issues.html#notification --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
