https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=83588
--- Comment #9 from Jay Philips <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #8) > Yeah, its deliberate, and it also centers on changing slide as well, but we > could tweak things a bit if necessary. >From my testing on master, it doesnt center on changing slides. It keeps it in the exact same position. Or am i misunderstanding you. :D > It centers of zooming because of complaints of... > > "In "impress" when you are working on a main slide, it's very easy to cause > the individual "slide" to move up or down, or not fit exactly when in > "normal" mode." > > So I investigated what powerpoint does (on the basis that's its the familiar > app) and that's the behaviour there, and among other things, zooming centers > there, so the problem of slide "slipping" around doesn't occur as easily. Well i'm new to impress so i'm not fully getting what you mean. Is 'main slide' a master slide? > In retrospect I think we could definitely exclude draw from that system, and > maybe additionally not center if something is selected on the assumption > that the desire is to zoom into the selected thing. Well i'm assuming at one point or another an object will be selected and then the people who asked for this behaviour change will be back saying it doesnt work correctly. :) For users who want to zoom into a particular object, the simplest means for them to achieve that would be the object zoom button. I guess the easiest means to achieve the previous behaviour now is either by keyboard (using the arrow keys with the plus and minus keys) or mouse (the scrollbars and the zoom feature in the statusbar). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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