On Tue January 3 2006 00:11, Gregory L. Forster wrote:
> In my business, I created an Impress presentation and saved it as a
> Powerpoint presentation using OpenOffice 2.0 Beta 1.9.???.  Copying the
> file to floppy, I tried it on my wife's work computer using MS Office
> Powerpoint and it worked great!  That was a few months ago.  I also made
> a backup copy.
>
> The presentation consisted of 5 slides, each slide with the title of my
> company.  The first slide presented four bulleted points summarizing the
> following four slides.  The next four slides contain more bulleted
> points in detail. The bulleted points were each timed when to fly in,
> where to fly in, or appear individually.
>
> I  eventually upgraded to OpenOffice 2.0.1. Tonight, I had to delete a
> slide from the file. I deleted the one slide from my standard copy and
> re-saved it again as a Powerpoint file.  Then I exited. However, when I
> reloaded the file and played it, all the bulleted points just popped
> in.  There was no timing sequence, or direction.
>
> I then tried the backup copy of the original file, created with
> OpenOffice beta and saved as a .ppt Powerpoint file  originally.  It
> worked great!  I deleted the one slide, checked all the timing and
> appearance sequences and played the presentation.  The presentation
> played as it was supposed to.  I then saved it using a different name,
> but as a Powerpoint file.I then closed the file.  When I reopened the
> file and attempted to play the presentation, all the bulleted points
> just popped in.  There, again, was no timing or appearance sequences.
>
> I was so hoping to be able to create an Impress presentation of my
> business as a Microsoft Powerpoint presentation for potential clients.
> Is OpenOffice 2.0.1 less Microsoft compatible than OpenOffice 1.9.???
> beta 2?

Hi Greg,
 It should not be. It looks like a significant regression to me. Can you 
please report this in issuezilla ? ( http://openoffice.org -> "My Pages" -> 
"Register", then when you receive a confirmation email, "Login" and "File an 
issue" )
In this way the relevant developers will see your bug report and you will also 
see the progress of this bug report if it is accepted.

Thanks

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