On Thursday 01 December 2005 03:43 am, marco tettamanti wrote: > > On Wednesday 30 November 2005 08:34 am, marco tettamanti wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > I have installed OpenOffice2.0.0-2 on a Kanotix Debian Linux distro and > > > use OpenOffice in KDE3.4.2. > > > I have noticed an annoying behavior of Impress, that occurs whenever I > > > want to edit a text box with multiple text lines: when I click on the > > > text box to edit the text, the bottom text line is partially or totally > > > invisible. If, for example, I wanto to add some text below, I have to > > > guess where the bottom line terminates, click there with the mouse, > > > type return, and then the line reappears. > > > Otherwise there are no problems with visualization of the bottom line, > > > including slide shows. > > > > > > As a second problem, in the Openoffice2 version I am not able to find > > > the "Animation effects" button (or any equivalent tool) that used to > > > exist in former versions. There is a button called "Custom animation" > > > but it doesn't seem to work, as nothing happens when I click on it. > > > This is a serious limitation in creating slide presentations. > > > > > > All the best, > > > Marco > > > >On Wednesday 30 November 2005 17:52, Dan Lewis wrote: > > Is your installation the Debian version or the one from > > www.openoffice.org? Do you have JRE installed (from www.java.com)? I use > > the OOo I downloaded from www.openoffice.org and am not having the > > problems you mention. > > Here is the URL to a slide show I created using OOo 2.0: > > www.delewis.com/OOo/Simple_Presentation.odp. Download it and open it in > > OOo 2.0. Click "Custom animation" to see if it will open. If not, you > > have a defective program. It should look like the last slide in the > > presentation. > > > > Dan > > Thank you for your response, Dan! > Yes indeed, I do have the Debian version of OOo. I have the last version of > JRE installed. I have tryied removing OOo and reinstalling the Debian > version from scratch, but the problems persists, even using your slide > show? Do you think I should report these errors to the Debian repository? > All the best, > Marco
It is something that they need to know. If fact, make sure you report all of your problems. Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
