Follow up to bug 34305. The simple .DOCX example at attachment 39617 [details] (created with Word 2003) has an image, which is according to Word 2003 (w/ OOX extensions) is anchored to the page (absolute coordinates). However, in LibreOffice 3.4b4, the image is anchored to character and thus the "<- figure" text is printed below instead of right of the figure.
i can try and look more at that I guess
This is (primarily) a Writer issue, therefore changed 'Component' field accordingly.
Still [REPRODUCIBLE] with LibreOffice 3.5.3.2 (Build-ID: 235ab8a-3802056-4a8fed3-2d66ea8-e241b80), German langpack installed, on MacOS X 10.6.8. As reported by Tobias Burnus, "the image is anchored to character and thus the "<- figure" text is printed below instead of right of the figure.
guess I am really not the right person to look at writer stuff ( which I only have the tiniest clue about ) <sigh> should have released this bug back a long time ago :-(
in attachment picture anchored horizontally to column and vertically to paragraph In Writer absent both variants. Also problem with wrapping. Originally picture wrapped by contour. But in Writer it is "Wrap through". Therefore part of text is hidden behind of picture.
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With LO 4.4.0.3: * The "<- figure" text is now correctly printed right of the figure (good). * LO still claims that the figure is anchored to the character * MSO Word 2007 shows in the "Format Picture" -> "Layout" -> "Advanced" -> "Picture Position": Absolute position 0.25" right to Column; 0.02" below paragraph, [X] move object with text; [X] lock anchor, [X] Allow overlap. Thus, wording wise there is still a difference between LO and MSO. However, at a glance, appearance and editing works likewise in LO and MSO. Thus, I am not completely sure whether there is still a bug or not.
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Still occurs with LO 5.2.1.2 on Windows 7.
(In reply to Tobias Burnus from comment #7) > Thus, wording wise there is still a difference between LO and MSO. However, > at a glance, appearance and editing works likewise in LO and MSO. Thus, I am > not completely sure whether there is still a bug or not. According to what was written in Bug 49179, I'll also mark this as NotABug. If I'm wrong, feel free to set back to New.