https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126132
--- Comment #2 from Bob <[email protected]> --- This is a follow-up to my comment of 2015-04-21 14:41:00 UTC This issue was easily replicated on my Windows 7 (64-bit) machine running a core 5-2520M CPU @ 2.50GHz and 4 GB installed memory: Steps: 1. Start Open Office Writer and a new text document (.odt) 2. Add a frame to the document 1. From menu Bar select <Insert> <Frame...>. The Frame properties box opens 2. Select the <Type> tab, In the right column under “Anchor” select the <As character> radio button 3. Select OK 4. right click on the new frame and select <Description...> 5. Give the frame a “Title” and a “Description,” Select OK The steps above are my standard configuration for initial test steps. Copy and Paste: 1. Select the boarder of the new frame (Resizing dots will apear) 2. Perform a <ctrl + C> to copy 3. Perform a <ctrl + V> to paste a copy of the frame 4. Right click on new frame and view the <Description...> The Title and Description are missing in the copied frame. Drag and Drop: 1. Open a second Text document window 2. From window 1, select the frame and using <ctrl + Left Mouse button> Drag the frame to window 2 3. Right click on new frame and view the <Description...> The Title and Description are missing from the Dragged Frame. Follow-up Testing: Added a Picture to a Frame: 1. With frame selected, on “Menu” bar select <Insert>, <Picture>, <From File> and select a picture. 2. Right click on the frame boarder and confirm Title and Description 3. Select picture inside the frame, right click and add a Title and Description 4. Select Frame 5. Perform a <ctrl + C> to copy 6. Perform a <ctrl + V> to paste a copy of the frame with the Picture inside 7. Right click on new frame and view the <Description...> Title and Description are PRESENT on both the Frame and the Picture -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
