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Caleb Marcus wrote:
This isn't a problem. It's simply a limitation of OOo. Motion in OOo
slideshows is jerky, I too hope that they will fix it soon. However, you
aren't using the latest version. The latest version is 1.9.101.
Steven Harzmann wrote:
Hello OpenOffice.org Team,
I have downloaded the german version 1.9.79 (OpenOffice2 Beta). After
testing it for a wile i got faced with a kind of problem within the
OO2-modul Impress.
Description of problem:
A loaded original MS PowerPoint presentation as well as a presentation
created by Impress (OpenOffice 2 Beta), caused an disturbing effect while
doing the slideshow. The animated (the motion) sliding in of text- and
graphicsparts where
buckling, or lagging. There was no smooth or fluent motion. No matter
from
wich side the textparts moved in. Further more the longer the
presentation
is, the harder this effekt appear. It seemed to me that Impress had
problems
by processing the slideshow.
Actions:
I tried to fix that effect by altering different values in the memory
management within the OpenOffice2 options. All settings i tried were
ineffective, the slideshow is stil lagging. However starting the same
presentation files with MS PowerPoint the problem
was gone. By the way my operating system is windows xp.
So i wondered if there is any similar problem known or is it just a setup
thing? I know that this version of OpenOffice is not finished yet, but i
thought you might be interested in my observations. I hope Impress
will work
properly some day. I realy like the whole package!
Thx anyway,
Steven H.
PS: Is there any release date for the final version 2 yet
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