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CC|'rainerbielefeld,regina' |'jwlockhart,rainerbielefel
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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Sat Jun 5 20:21:26
+0000 2010 -------
Judging by the response of the original reporter (shunesburg69) to the points
made by regina and the obvious language challenges, let me try to add some
clarification that may help bring this issue to a close. I believe the system
is
behaving as designed and documented and given that there is no option to enter
an issue type of "Query" a resolution of invalid is all we can do with this
issue. If my remarks below make sense to shunesburg69 perhaps they could
confirm
this.
>From my understanding the Summary could be: "No way to prevent slide advance
>on
click or automatically". If I've got that right, this is not a bug and I'll
explain how to do this. I'm using Win XP with latest patches and OOo-dev 3.3.0
DEV300m78 (Build:9501).
Replication and steps to resolve:
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By setting up a simple presentation and looking at the default behaviour in
slideshow mode I could see what I believe the user was reporting which is that
by default a click on the slide during a presentation moves you to the next
slide. If you then go to "Slide Show"/"Slide Transition" in the menu you see a
panel which has some options to control advancing, specifically a section
titled
"Advance Slide" with two radio buttons "On mouse click" and "Automatically
after" with the latter allowing selection of a number of seconds. I think this
is why the reporter concludes "In Impress there are 2 choose for the transition
by clic or automatically but if you want "no transition" it's impossible."
So next I looked at the help material which I could find by pressing F1 while
on
that panel or from the references suggested by regina. This gave me the hint to
look at "Slide Show"\"Slide Show Settings" in the menu which provides a more
comprehensive set of options that I think the reporter missed. These include a
set of checkboxes titles "Options" including "Change slides by clicking on
background" and set of radio buttons titled "Default". With both of these
selected, the behaviour is that there are no automatic transitions and clicking
the mouse during a slide show does not transition either.
Conclusion and Summary:
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I think this is what the reporter wanted, because they want to use a
hyperlinking model only. So I conclude not a bug but a training issue. One
could of course argue that the help documentation could be clearer and that the
sub-set of "Slide Advance" options provided on the "Transitions" panel is just
confusing and as such a design bug.
Just to recap, the resolution is to:
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Go to "Slide Show"\"Slide Show Settings" in the menu and:
1. in the set of checkboxes titled "Options" ensure the checkbox "Change slides
by clicking on background" is NOT checked.
2. in the set of radio buttons titled "Type" select the first one "Default".
3. Click "OK" to save these settings (shown in attached screenshot).
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