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Issue #|80623
Summary|Strange copy and paste behaviour (not working if objec
|t selected)
Component|Spreadsheet
Version|OOo 2.2.1
Platform|All
URL|
OS/Version|All
Status|UNCONFIRMED
Status whiteboard|
Keywords|
Resolution|
Issue type|DEFECT
Priority|P3
Subcomponent|editing
Assigned to|spreadsheet
Reported by|wiesiooo
------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Aug 12 11:35:27 +0000
2007 -------
This issue seems to be related to the Writer issue #80622, so you might want to
read this too.
If a drawing object is copied and any drawing object is selected while pressing
paste, no new object will be created. You have to deselect all drawing objects
before pasting to make it work.
This is very counter-intuitive and annoying if you want to insert an object more
than once.
Reproduction:
1) Activate the drawing toolbar
2) Draw some lines, rectangles, whatever. It works with pictures inserted
from external files, too.
3) Select an object drawn/inserted in step 2 and press copy (or CTRL-C).
4a) While any drawing object is selected, press paste (or CNTRL-V).
--> Nothing happens, nothing is inserted.
4b) Deselect all drawing objects by clicking somewhere else. Now press
paste. Now it works.
Draw seems to have the correct behaviour: Regardless of the selection state, the
new object is inserted on paste.
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