Description: When a QR code is generated and placed into a cell, it is high definition. When the file is saved, shut down and opened again, the QR codes are of low definition and unusable. When QR codes are generated, is there a way of generating the QR codes with .svg or similar to retain definition? Thanks Steps to Reproduce: 1. Insert OLE Object QR and barcode 2. Paste text into the generator Actual Results: 1. Insert OLE Object QR and barcode 2. Paste text into the generator Expected Results: A high definition QR code that can be printed Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: The manual way I have been generating the codes to go into Calc: 1.manual generation - save a generated QR code in Writer. Maximise screen size and copy QR code 2.Paste QR code into Inkscape. Document Properties Resize to content. Copy QR code 3.Paste QR code into Calc and adjust to fit into a cell that is square
Created attachment 189690 [details] Calc - generated QR code
Created attachment 189691 [details] Inkscape - generated QR code
Thank you for the report! I can not reproduce the issue as described: after inserting a QR code, saving and reopening or reloading, the OLE object still looks sharp in Calc. However, I see that using "right-click > Save" on the QR code saves an SVG file that by default is 0.04 × 0.04 cm (if encoding the URL to this bug report), regardless of how big it is on canvas. This is way too small and should either be based on the size on the document, or use a more sensible default that would straight away be usable when printed as-is. This can also be shown when copy-pasting the object onto a Writer or Draw document. Version: 24.2.0.0.alpha0+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: e472b5b557d2b43b41e488c83db2b188de499610 CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 5.15; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: en-AU (en_AU.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded Same in 6.4.0.3, the branch in which the feature first appeared.
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