Created attachment 135857 [details] An imported Draw object is scrambled when document is saved as a docx file This may be the same as 80206. To reproduce: 1. Copy an object from an odg file 2. Insert the object in a docx or odg file 3. Save the file as a docx file and close 4. Open the docx file to find the graphic object is scrambled Note: If the file is saved as an odt file, the graphics are NOT scrambled on saving
Repro with 5.0.6 and 6.0+ in Windows. Previous versions worse, no regression. Easier is just: open attached .odt, save as .docx, close and reopen It's fonts that are wrong, thay can't fit.
(In reply to Timur from comment #1) > Repro with 5.0.6 and 6.0+ in Windows. Previous versions worse, no > regression. > Easier is just: open attached .odt, save as .docx, close and reopen > It's fonts that are wrong, thay can't fit. It is worse than fonts can't fit. The attached files show that features such as lines and text are dislocated or lost.
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Repro 7.1+
This is a grouped shape being exported to DML incorrectly. Changing meta bug. At first two problems are obvious: - Text boxes have the Format - Text box and Shape - Text ; Word wrap text in shape option OFF in odt but ON in exported and reopened docx. Turning it back OFF makes the text fit in the boxes. Similar to bug #136881 - Arrow sizes and positions are changed in exported and reopened docx. This looks quite like bug #118693
Created attachment 166380 [details] The original file and its docx version in LO7.1 alpha Version: 7.1.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: f21f3d094cfb495c89dfb0a23ecb061ef1a2178e CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 5.0; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: hu-HU (hu_HU.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded
The arrows look good in LO 7.3. The texts do not look good. In LibreOffice TextWordWrap is OFF, and in Word it is ON. Different defaults?
(In reply to Regina Henschel from comment #8) > The arrows look good in LO 7.3. > > The texts do not look good. In LibreOffice TextWordWrap is OFF, and in Word > it is ON. Different defaults? This looks like the bug 136881 but for wpg. The Word Wrap option is not exported with the OFF state, it's enabled after docx export both in Word and Writer. On the other hand: turning it off in Word for one shape and saving that opens correctly in Writer.
(In reply to NISZ LibreOffice Team from comment #9) > On the other hand: turning it off in Word for one shape and saving that > opens correctly in Writer. This is how it works from Word: <wps:bodyPr wrap="none" lIns="90000" tIns="45000" rIns="90000" bIns="45000" anchor="ctr"> <a:noAutofit/> </wps:bodyPr> Writer does not save the wrap="none" attribute. Manually adding it to the XML fixes it.