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The OpenOffice Impress app for Kubuntu (9.10) does not export odp
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The OpenOffice Impress app for Kubuntu (9.10) does not export odp to
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Assignee: Roman Shtylman (shtylman) = (unassigned)
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Title:
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I don't have gnome-integration installed cos I use KDE but I'll give it a try.
I must say that the problem persists with KDE 4.4 on Lucid! :-(
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As I mentioned in my previous comment I couldn't manage to get it to
have a problem with the gnome integration.
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Chris,
I cannot export to directories that start with a '#' , does this also
happen in gnome?
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Roman,
Can you reproduce this problem? It doesn't happen for me on Gnome but it
might have since been fixed, otherwise its somehow KDE integration
specific.
Chris
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** Tags added: kubuntu
** Tags added: karmic
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I can confirm that trying to create the PDF file in a directory called
#1 (for example) does not work. I tried it in writer. It says that the
command was started with an invalid parameter (or something similar, I
get the error message in Dutch).
I have marked the bug as confirmed.
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Just confirmed that attempting to export an odt file from Writer gives
the same error.
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Update:
Ok, after some experiments it appears that OO can export a file to pdf but NOT
when a # character is on the path. I have confirmed this by saving to many
different folders and locations. I guess it functions as an escape char of some
sort.
Can anyone else confirm this?
At least now I
Update #2:
I'm using Writer to convert a few papers to pds. Unlike Impress, Writer does
not return an error when exporting (thus this is not a replication of the
Writer error reported above) but I was unable to find the exported file. Guess
what, Writer saves it in the first directory higher
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