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TRADUZIONE IN CORSO - DI SEGUITO L'ORIGINALE INGLESE

h2. General Remarks

The Apache OpenOffice 3.4 features can be split into two areas: changes already 
made in the OpenOffice.org beta, and those additional changes made at Apache 
since the beta.

h2. New Features from the OpenOffice.org 3.4 beta

These features were already part of the OpenOffice.org 3.4 beta. The 3.4 beta 
was built from the OOO340 code line which was cloned from DEV300m106. This code 
line is the base for the Apache OpenOffice code.

h3. Faster Startup

Startup is faster since the program now has enough initial knowledge about its 
components so that it doesn't have to start each of them.

h3. Improved ODF 1.2 encryption support

The ODF 1.2 specification allows optional use of W3C-specified algorithms in 
the encryption (password-protection) of ODF 1.2 documents.

For Apache OpenOffice 3.4, the default "Save with Password" continues to use 
SHA1 digests and Blowfish encryption, the one combination that is supported for 
interchange of encrypted documents across ODF 1.0/1.1 and ODF 1.2 supporting 
application.

In addition, documents encrypted using AES256 are now recognized and decrypted 
when the correct password is provided.

It is also possible to select AES256 for encrypting "Save with Password" 
documents by setting both of these configuration options:
* Set configuration option org.openoffice.Office.Common/Save/ODF/UseSHA1InODF12 
to "false".
* Set confguration option 
org.openoffice.Office.Common/Save/ODF/UseBlowfishInODF12 to "false".

A macro to set the options on or off is available at 
[http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/User:TJFrazier/Encryption].

The configuration options have no effect when saving in ODF 1.1/ODF 1.0 format.

See 
[http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.2/csprd03/OpenDocument-v1.2-csprd03-part3.html]
 for precise details of the ODF 1.2 provisions.

h3. Spreadsheet: TIME function returns values 00:00:00 <= x <= 23:59:59.999

The TIME spreadsheet function returns values between 00:00:00 and 
23:59:59.999... inclusive and wraps values equal to or greater than 24:00:00.

h3. Spreadsheet: Renamed "DataPilot" to "Pivot Table"

In the Spreadsheet GUI, the term "DataPilot" has been replaced with the term 
"Pivot Table".

h3. PivotTable has been extended

PivotTable (formerly known as DataPilot) is no longer limited in the number of 
fields supported.


h3. Spreadsheet: New CSV export option, "Quote all text cells"

Previously, in Spreadsheet CSV export, all content from text cells was quoted 
with the selected text delimiter. Now this is optional and happens only if the 
new check box "Quote all text cells" is selected. By default, the text 
delimiter is added only if the cell content contains the field delimiter, text 
delimiter or multiple lines. When a CSV file is loaded and saved again without 
editing the filter settings, the import option "Quoted field as text" is used 
for the "Quote all text cells" option. The default for "Quoted field as text" 
is now "off" (but if it's changed in the import dialog, that is still saved as 
new default in the configuration).

h3. Improved CSV export

Better interoperability with other applications supporting the import of CSV 
(Comma Separated Values) files as the style for exporting strings is 
configurable now.

h3. Spreadsheet: Unlimited number of fields in Pivot Table layout dialog

In the Pivot Table layout dialog, it is now possible to add more than 8 fields 
to the "Row Fields", "Column Fields", and "Data Fields" areas, and more than 10 
fields to the "Page Fields" area.

h3. MailMerge: Scan rows for correct type information for Text databases

The MaxRowScan setting allows the user to define how many rows should be 
scanned to find the correct type of a column. In the past only the first row 
was scanned.

h3. Math: new option to save only used symbols for each formula

In order to save on document file size (namely in Writer documents with many 
formulas) there is now a new option to save only those symbols that are used in 
a formula. By default this option will be active. Geek info: However there is a 
small drawback:&nbsp; Previously, if you worked with different office 
installations, documents with formulas could be used to implicitly import *ALL* 
user-defined symbols in Math from one office installation to the next, even if 
none of them got used in a formula. Since now only the actually used symbols 
get saved, only those can be implicitly imported into a different office 
installation. To get the old behavior, simply turn off this new option.

h3. Formula: Allineamento linea base automatico per gli oggetti di Math

È disponibile una nuova opzione chiamata 'Allineamento linea base di Math' 
disponibile nella scheda 'Formattazione' della pagina di opzioni di Writer e 
WriterWeb. Quando questa opzione viene selezionata *TUTTI* gli oggetti OLE di 
Math già esistenti nel documento di Writer che sono ancorati 'al carattere' (e 
solo quelli con questo tipo di ancoraggio) verranno automaticamente allineati 
per rispettare la linea base della formula con quella del testo che la 
circonda. In più i nuovi oggetti di Math inseriti successivamente verranno 
automaticamente allineati allo stesso modo. Fin quando l'opzione è attiva, il 
movimento manuale degli oggetti di Math ancorati 'al carattere' non è 
possibile, pertanto l'allineamento verticale nella finestra contestuale 
'Oggetto' è disabilitata allo stesso modo. Per i nuovi documenti questa opzione 
è impostata in maniera predefinita. Quando si carica un vecchio documento 
questa opzione non è impostata. In ogni caso, una volta che il documento viene 
salvato nuovamente, l'attuale valore di questa opzione verrà salvato insieme al 
documento. Questo allineamento automatico alla base è stato implementato da 
Michael Spisiak come parte del Google Summer of Code di quest'anno; il mentore 
di questo (progetto) è stato Eric Bachard. Grazie a entrambi\!

h3. Il catalogo dei simboli di Math ora supporta i caratteri UTF-32

h3. Miglioramenti delle opzioni predefinite di Draw/Impress:

- Migliorati gli standard per l'agganciamento di Impress e Draw
- Cambiato lo standard di "copia quando muovi"
- Migliorate le impostazioni standard della griglia in Impress e Draw
- Migliorati gli standard per l'indentazione e la spaziatura elenco puntato
*- Animate outline shapes 'Per paragrafi di 1° livello' as default *
- Nuovi colori predefiniti per gli oggetti di disegno
- Impostata la distanza predefinita dell'ombra per gli oggetti a 0,2cm
- Miglioramenti alla opzione "mouse come penna" nelle diapositive in Impress
- Larghezza piena predefinita per il testo nelle forme
- Cambiata la struttura predefinita per gli elenchi puntati da 'Oo-' a 'O-O-O'
- La scorciatoia per inserire i commenti è cambiata

h3. Miglioramenti standard alla Interfaccia Grafica per Draw e Impress

Per i dettagli:

[Migliorata interfaccia elenchi 
puntati|http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/BetterDefaults_BulletsColorsShortcuts_workout]
[Migliorata interfaccia per la 
griglia|http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Specification_BetterDefaults_Gridhandling#Detailed_Specification]

h3. Draw/Impress: Impostare la risoluzione in pixel quando si esporta la grafica

h3. Riduzione della dimensione dei file PDF

I documenti PDF che contengono bitmap monocromatiche sono ora più piccoli

h3. Cambiata la finestra di dialogo per l'inserimento della password nell' 
esportazione in PDF

Durante l'esportazione in PDF si possono inserire due password (Password di 
"Apertura" e di "Permessi"). Queste due password possono essere inserite in un 
unico passaggio anziché due finestre di dialogo separate.

h3. Rimosso il supporto alla Rubrica di Mozilla, a favore di Seamonkey

Considerato che il prodotto Mozilla è stato soppiantato da tempo dalla suite 
SeaMonkey e i formati profilo di entrambi sono cambiati in maniera 
incompatibile, il supporto alla Rubrica di Mozilla in OpenOffice.org è stato 
rimosso, a favore del supporto alle rubriche di SeaMonkey.

h3. Controlli della casella di riepilogo: "Campo collegato" permesso a 0

La proprietà "Campo collegato" di una casella di riepilogo, che specifica quale 
colonna del set di risultati della casella di riepilogo deve essere usata per 
lo scambio dei dati, può avere il valore "0" ora.

h3. Base: Oggetti ad albero: selezionare le voci digitandone il loro nome

Le liste ad albero nella finestra principale di Base ora supportano la 
selezione digitandone il loro nome.

h3. Finestre di Dialogo Stilista / Navigatore / Opzioni: selezionare le voci 
digitandone il loro nome

Le liste ad albero Navigatore, Stilista nell'applicazione ("Stili e 
Formattazione") e nella finestra di dialogo delle opzioni ora supportano la 
selezione digitandone il loro nome.

h3. I Fogli di Calcolo ODF supportano le Funzioni Condizionali

Supporto per le nuove Funzioni Condizionali dell'ODF 1.2: &nbsp; "COUNTIFS", 
"SUMIFS", "AVERAGEIF" e "AVERAGEIFS"

h3. Grafico: Legenda Ridimensionabile

La legenda all'interno dei grafici ora può essere ridimensionata.

h3. Chart: Date Axis

Date axis are available now for category charts.

h3. Time Axis supported in Chart

!timeaxis_sample.png!

h3. Improved Printing on Unix

Printing via PDF (if the system supports it) allows object transparency to be 
handled directly by the printer subsystem

h3. Print file format changes on Linux systems

Printing on Unix systems can now produce PDF files instead of PostScript.

h3. New Gstreamer multimedia framework on Linux systems

Gstreamer is available now to use to playback multimedia content in OpenOffice 
documents (e.g. audio and video in Impress presentations).  Note that Gstreamer 
(and the appropriate gst-plugins) need to be installed in system.

h3. Enhanced RTF export

Now it supports nested tables, more character properties, sections, graphics 
for Wordpad, bookmarks, fields, drawings and OLE objects.

h3. Remove binfilter export filters

h3. Further development/bug fixes for DOCX import filter

h3. OOo/Mac running headless as daemon

h3. Various BugFixes



h2. New Features for Apache OpenOffice 3.4

These features are the result of the work at Apache on OpenOffice since the 
OpenOffice.org 3.4 beta:

h3. License Change

The License has changed from LGPLv3 to the permissive [Apache License 
2|http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0]. The Apache License will make 
adoption, distribution and modification of the software easier for many users. 
Of course the software remains free, and the source code with its updates will 
continue to be available through the Apache Software Foundation servers.

h3. Misc Updates.

In accordance to the new license all the software components have been updated 
to use licenses that are in line with ASF guidelines. No critical functionality 
was lost, through we did update many libraries that will work better with new 
standards. As a side result, many internal libraries and headers were updated 
with modern versions that provide the same or superior functionality. We 
strongly recommend that all developers and distributors should update to this 
release, to avoid risks resulting from inconsistencies found in previous 
versions of the OpenOffice.org suite.

h3. Calc: Faster LP solver.

The previous Linear Programming solver has been replaced with the faster and 
better designed CoinMP from the Computational Infrastructure for Operations 
Research (COIN-OR) project.

h3. Apache Tomcat updated.

The Apache Tomcat servlet was updated from the older version 5.0.30 to version 
5.5.35 which brings in years of performance and security improvements without 
changing the API.

h3. Support for Line Cap Property

Now you can add a cap to the end of a line. Such caps are not only known in the 
ODF1 .2 standard but in HTML5 and SVG too. Also other Office Suites provide 
caps in different styles to be added to thick lines.

Three styles exist:
* without a cap, called 'Butt' in programming and 'Flat' in UI (as in MS Office)
* with a round cap, called 'Round'
* with a rectangle cap, called 'Square'
The property value 'Flat' corresponds to the old behavior and is now the 
default.

!LineCap_PureLines.png!

The caps are added to the lines, so that the total length of the lines 
increases with two-times a half line width.

Select the value from a drop-down-list in the line property dialog, just beside 
the settings for corner style. The new property is only available in contexts, 
where the corner style is active too.

!LineCap_Dialog.png!

If a line is dashed, the single dashes get caps too. Hereby a dot is treated as 
dash. You can style not only pure lines and curves, but the border of graphic 
objects as well.

!LineCap_BorderlineDotted.png! !LineCap_CurveDashed.png!

The next example shows the new property applied to a connector. Left side 
without cap, in the middle with 'round' cap, and on the right side with 
'square' cap.

!LineCap_CapOnConnectors.png!

The caps are available for 3D-objects too, when you turn on lines and make them 
thick. The example shows lines, which are styled to look “dotted”.

!LineCap_SphereDotted.png! and a zoom… !LineCap_SphereZoom.png!

Linecaps defined in svg-graphics are supported, so that those graphics look the 
same as they do in modern browsers.

h3. Support for shear transformations for GraphicObjects [(Blog 
entry)|https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/features_for_graphicobjects_and_oleobjects]

GraphicObjects which get created when inserting graphics in Draw/Impress and 
Spreadsheet support now not only rotation but also shear, slant and distort. 
The visualization during interactions was improved, also the break for 
vector-based GraphicObjects to draw objects was improved. Writer has its own 
GraphicObjects; the ones from the other applications can be copied to it as 
workaround.

h3. Support for attributes and transformations for OLEObjects [(Blog 
entry)|https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/features_for_graphicobjects_and_oleobjects]

OLEObjects (OLE is for Object Linking and Embedding) in Draw/Impress and 
Spreadsheet support now all draw attributes and geometrical transformations. 
They can have line style, fill style, shadow and text. They support all 
transformations, e.g. rotations and shear. This is handy for e.g. having a 
mathematical formula shown rotated by 90 degrees or adding a border to a chart. 
Break to draw objects is also enhanced.

h3. Enhanced crop support for GraphicalObjects

Crop for GraphicObjects now works correctly together with horizontal and/or 
vertical mirroring in all applications.

h3. Support for Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) [(Blog 
entry)|https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/native_svg_support_for_apache]

SVG is now supported as content for GraphicObjects in all applications. The new 
implemented generic SVG interpreter supports SVG format 1.1. The geometric 
content is internally processed as vector data in all usages, e.g. PDF export 
and printing, which guarantees good visualization quality. SVG graphics can be 
broken to draw objects and be processed further. A blog entry can be found 
[here|http://eric.bachard.org/news/index.php?post/2011/12/03/In-progress-%3A-native-support-of-the-SVG-graphic-format-in-Apache-OpenOffice.org].

h3. Support for MultiImage in ODF

For SVG support it was necessary to allow multiple image representations for 
one GraphicObject to be present in the ODF file format, e.g. a pixel graphic 
and the original SVG is written in case of a GraphicObject with SVG content. 
This allows it to stay compatible with other and older ODF supporting 
applications. The number of images for one GraphicObject is not limited: 
applications using this may choose the image with the format which supports its 
purpose best, e.g, prefer to use a pixel graphic for ODF viewers. OpenOffice 
3.4 uses a weighting function which prefers pixel images with transparency over 
such without and vector formats over pixel formats.

h3. Enhanced chart visualization

The visualization quality of charts has been enhanced by using a new mechanism 
for more direct visualization. This increases speed, reduces memory usage and 
enhances chart visualization in all visualizations, including PDF export and 
printing.

h3. Writer: Asian Language Word Count

The word count of Asian languages is now correct. Previous releases were 
counting terms instead of words when counting words of Asian language text.  
Notice that file word count will not be automatically updated for existing text 
documents.  You need to make a change to the document in order to force an 
update of the file word count.

h3. New regular expressions (regexp) engine

The existing regular expression engine has been replaced by the ICU engine. 
This solves several bugs in "Find and Replace" with the old implementation and 
speeds up the search.

The new engine also offers better standards compliance especially regarding 
Unicode, which also means that some non-standard syntax extensions like {{\<}} 
and {{\>}} for word boundary matching are now deprecated. For the convenience 
of a smooth upgrade experience they get emulated by the {{\b}} operator though.

See [ICU regex 
syntax|http://userguide.icu-project.org/strings/regexp#TOC-Regular-Expression-Metacharacters]
 for expressions supported in the new regular expression engine. It is 
recommended to stay on the common ground though and [regex 
flavors|http://www.regular-expressions.info/refflavors.html] gives an overview 
where this common ground is. The modified syntax applies to macros too: regular 
expressions in macros that were relying on the deprecated syntax should be 
converted to use widely supported regex expressions.

Users of Japanese scripts should be aware that several non-trivial 
transliterations could behave slightly differently, especially when 
transliteration rules like "ProlongedSoundMark", "IterationMark", 
"Ignore-Width", "BaFa", "SeZe", "HyuByu", "IandEfollowedByYa" or 
"KiKuFollowedBySa" might be involved.

h3. New Color Picker dialog

The old color picker which is used in the office code for over a decade has 
been replaced by a new, more intuitive one which offers a wide variety of color 
selection possibilities. This feature was developed by Christian Lippka; kudos 
to him for offering it under Apache License. A picture says more than words.

|| Old || New ||
| !ColorPicker_Old.png|thumbnail! | !ColorPicker_New.png|thumbnail! |

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