https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=93918
--- Comment #10 from Uwe Dippel <[email protected]> --- Thanks for asking! I am new to (the new) Libreoffice, so to say, so I am not used to a program that tries to do the thinking for me. My workflow, to call it that, is to produce slides for my lectures and I usually just open a new slide (or duplicate the previous one) with either one text box or 2 in as columns. Then - and that is what I was able to do until now - write some text into the box and add some drawing, or just put a drawing, resize it so that I can add some remarks, sentences, or such. Some of the boxes contain only drawing or only text. I know, and wrote, the simple workaround: clicking some place outside the slide ('workbench') and then insert->image, and then drag the image into the textbox. It is possible, though a bore. Why can't I click where I want the image and insert->image and actually get it there?? If one wanted it as background, and tiled(!) I'd prefer that one has to say so. I don't want any developer to be able to take such an arbitrary decision for the user. Maybe someone wants all images inserted to be scaled? or cropped? What a nonsense! It is somewhat similar to the 'clever' behaviour of (the new) LibreOffice filed as bug as well, that I cannot prevented it from scaling and snapping any image into a chosen layout (bug 93924). These really put me off from liking LibreOffice as much as I would. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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