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User sergey_feo changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Version|OOo 1.1.4 |OOo 3.0 Beta
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue May 27 21:02:36 +0000
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OK, I provide feedback on this automatic request now :-)
I will attach an example presentation slide. How should it printed from
OpenOffice without this feature?
Yes, other way is exists: it is the option for disable background pictures as in
MS Office. I think this option mean also auto-changing all font colors to
appropriate values.
I can't find such option in OpenOffice 3.0 beta.
P.S. Negatives may be different. We may do "classic" inversion. And Sun n
attached slide will be blue. Or we may do brightness inversion. Sun will be
yellow, only shadows will be strange. I will attach example screenshot of
brightness inversion. It can be important if we use colour printer. By the way:
standart "brightness inversion" command in the GIMP works bad for example
picture. I use the next method: break picture to 3 layers with YCbCrITU 709,
model, inverse "luma-y 709" layer, make some correction by brightness curve and
finally put this 3 layers back in one by YCbCrITU 709 model.
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