https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35033
--- Comment #34 from Klaus <[email protected]> --- Slightly following up on > This means that by not allowing formulas to be inlined > in impress, Libreoffice both misses a killer feature of > powerpoint and cannot allow good import of powerpoint > documents. I come across this issue frequently in my current work environment. - We use OpenSuse on our work machines. - The industry partner uses a mixture of Linux and Windows. - Microsoft Office is the norm, and for project internal presentations we are expected to provide PPT[X] files. The presentations typically require at least *some* inline formulas, and when opening presentations obtained *from* the industry partner, equations are completely missing, since they cannot be imported. As a result, we are unable to ditch a setup, where we are running Microsoft Office in a virtual machine. Not a major issue in terms of license costs for a project environment, but a major disadvantage in terms of workflows. On the Writer side of things, the issue is much smaller, as Math OLEs can be configured to very well emulate true inline equations, except for being a hassle to get consistent formatting across the document (especially in contexts with deviating font size, like footnotes and captions.) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
