https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=95503
--- Comment #6 from [email protected] --- (In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #4) > So how do things fare if instead of .pptx your pass MS Office the .odp? > > Its MS's mess, let them deal with importing--rather than exporting to OOXML. > > (Yes I know sometime you have to prepare .pptx/.ppt to exchange, but how > often is that really necessary--especially now that MS has fairly complete > support of ODF 1.2 formats?) Thanks for your quick reply. The .odp opens messed up in so many ways (not just the motion path) in Microsoft Office (2013 and below) it just doesn't work at all. Actually, I have to export to .pptx almost every day for Microsoft PowerPoint (most commonly 2010 on Windows, but also 2008/2011 on Mac OS X, and 2013 on Windows), and as I noted above, ODF support in Office is still a mess at least for .odp. In addition, the Mac versions of PowerPoint can't read .odp files. So this bug is pretty major for me. And since interoperability with Microsoft Office is touted as a big feature of LibreOffice, I think it is still critical to make sure exporting to .pptx (and .docx and .xlsx for that matter) works without a hitch. Yes I realise Microsoft's own implementation of .pptx changes between every version of PowerPoint, but the point stays the same. Glad to hear that PowerPoint 2007 opens the .odp and renders the path. But does everything look exactly the same as in Impress? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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