Description: I need to convert document files into html which contain emf images embedded into the doc files. However, when saving as html, the automatic conversion of this emf data into gif files is randomly missing text data from the image. Using inkscape --export-type flag I am able to convert emf data into png or gif without any text loss. Is there any setting in LibreOffice where you can choose which library is used for such conversions? I read some where that inkscape and Libreoffice use the same library to read emf data. If so, why are the results different? I am using Libreoffice 7.3.4.2 on Fedora 36. The html gif results are equally bad on Windows. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a doc which contains embedded emf image containing a few text entries. 2. Convert doc into html page. 3. Resulting gif files generated for emf data will missing text. Actual Results: gif images have text missing in them Expected Results: Image conversion should not lose text or any entity for that matter. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes OpenGL enabled: Yes Additional Info: Inkscape is able to properly convert emf files contained in the doc file into png without any loss. Perhaps an easy solution is to use same library for conversion that inkscape uses.Or make it a configurable option in settings to select library and output formats for any input types found in the doc while saving as html. I found this bug while trying to convert thousands of word files into html/markdown data in Polarion(Siemens ALM). Tested this on multiple Computers running linux and windows.
Please attach the example doc file (or emf files), on which the problem is visible.
(In reply to Bartosz from comment #1) > Please attach the example doc file (or emf files), on which the problem is > visible. Set to NEEDINFO. Change back to UNCONFIRMED after you have provided the document.
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