https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90506
--- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- Going through my instructions to reproduce the bug above, I saved off an ".fodp" copy at each step, resulting in "Example_odp.fodp", "Example_ppt_before_close.fodp", and "Example_ppt_after_reopen.fodp". I found that "Example_ppt_before_close.fodp" and "Example_odp.fodp" where basically the same, differing in only 18 lines and both showing the expected Slide Master when re-opened with LibreOffice. However, "Example_ppt_after_reopen.fodp" differs from "Example_odp.fodp" on 759 lines and does not show the expected Slide Master when re-opened with LibreOffice. On a hunch, I created a completely blank "Blank.ppt" file in LibreOffice, saved it, closed LibreOffice, re-opened it in LibreOffice, and then saved a copy as "Blank_ppt.fodp". This "Blank_ppt.fodp" only differs from "Example_ppt_after_reopen.fodp" on 3 lines. Here are the line counts from running $ wc -l *.fodp 1133 Blank_ppt.fodp 698 Example_odp.fodp 1133 Example_ppt_after_reopen.fodp 699 Example_ppt_before_close.fodp Because the blank file is so similar to the file after re-opening the ".ppt", it looks like the Slide Master information is either not being saved to the ".ppt" file or not being read from the ".ppt" file when it is re-opened. But, I do not know enough about the ".ppt" file format or LibreOffice's save/open procedures to confirm that on my own. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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