Kurt Salentin wrote:
TomW,
could you just give me an idea about how exactly you deleted the
objects? I am at my wits' end after having tried the obvious ways.
Copying the whole chart into an empty Impress file does not change
anything.
Is there any chance of getting the issue fixed so that
(a) the problem does not arise in the first place or
(b) (context) menus allow orderly deletion?
Kurt.
TomW wrote:
Kurt:
I did not have much difficulty removing the extra Title objects. I
made a number of new slides with the chart pasted into it and
experimented. A couple of times I had some objects that had "hwinfo"
show up in the chart, but they could be deleted. I then experimented
with a new chart in Calc and found that charts do not like to have
similiar objects pasted into it. i.e Only one Title object per
chart. Chart does not recognize the foreign objects for what they
are. I copied the axis title objects and pasted them into the chart
with the same results that you had. The Legend box and Data Series
mis-behaved, also.
It would appear that the only way to copy titles from one chart to
another is to open the Title Dialog and copy the information from the
Title field of the first chart and paste it into the Title field of
the second chart.
TomW
Kurt:
I just entered edit mode for the slide, selected the foreign objects,
and deleted them. I did this in OOo2.3.1 and OOo-dev 2.4.0
(OOo-Dev_OOH680_m2_Win32Intel(an older dev release)). I did notice some
rendering differences of the foreign objects between the two versions
after entering then existing the edit mode.
FYI: This mailing list is nearly all volunteers, as I am, so whether
this gets fixed is unknown. The best way to see if it can be fixed is
to file a bug report for the issue at
http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/pre_submission.html (They do ask
that you check the Issue database for any prior entries.)
TomW
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