https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=157054
--- Comment #2 from Bernard Decock <[email protected]> --- I wondered why I ran into this problem, because I didn't encounter this problem before. The thing is, when you draw something in presentation-mode and you remove the ink before showing another slide, then the shapes are not created at all (which is fine for me, because the drawings made are initiated by questions from the audience). Yesterday I encountered this problem as I made a drawing in presentation-mode. After making the drawing and not removing the ink, I stopped the presentation for making a correction into the slide. So I noticed hundreds of ink-shapes in the edit-mode. So as long as you don't stop the presentation, and you carefully erase all ink on the slides, no ink-shapes are generated. Now that I understand the behavior, I can live with it. I removed the ink on the slide by removing the slide and pasting it from a backup-copy. A proper use-case would be that at closing the presentation, a dialog pops up, asking if the ink should be saved or not. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
