Hi David,
dlt101 schrieb:
Regina --- thanks for your extended reply.
In regard to #1, the idea that Presentation objects are tied to the master
and Graphics objects are everything else really helps. Frankly, I've never
seen that in print before.
As for #3, please see attached upload.
~David
bullet_example.odp
<http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4047721/bullet_example.odp>
"Imported from a MS-PPT" says it all.
What was the source format, which version of PowerPoint, which was the
target format, OOo2.*? Do you have made roundtrips? No, do not answer
this. But notice that working with align formats is always difficult. It
can produce odd behavior, because a feature is not available in the one
or the other format.
For example the object in your file tells it is a "Text frame", but I
cannot produce such element, when I write a new file in PowerPoint 2010.
But I know older PowerPoint version had objects, which are no longer
available.
If you assume there is a defect in LibreOffice, the original PowerPoint
file is needed to investigate, was goes wrong in the import filter.
To get such objects in a good state, assign one of the graphic styles
(it may be a new, own one) using a double-click.
Kind regards
Regina
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