Created attachment 61803 [details] original ODT file When saving a document as MS Office97 .doc, links in the text have the wrong font size. See attachments: The original ODT document use 4pt font for text and link. The MS Office97 doc file uses 4pt for the text and 12pt for the link. In general: when you test document conversion, a document with an uncommen font size help you to find errors very easily. I found 3 errors with a single document. I try to use LO as my default office at work, so importing and exporting MS Office documents are really importend for me (see Bug 50092).
Created attachment 61804 [details] saveAs Office97
Confirmed with LOdev 3.6 (master - 18-May-2012 02h44 x86@6-fast; Build ID: 8b1d29b) under Windows Vista 64. Works fine in LibO 3.3.4 => REGRESSION
[REPRODUCIBLE] on Windows XP in 3.4.4 and 3.5.3 official => set version field
(In reply to comment #2) > Works fine in LibO 3.3.4 => REGRESSION checked => also REPRODUCIBLE in 3.3.4 Windows XP. Could you please check again? Note that you have to open the saved .doc file with Microsoft Word, _not_ LibO, because LibO display it correctly. Ah, well, it is possible that this is MSWord bug, but who knows ;)
Retested with OOo 3.1, LibO 3.3.4, LibO 3.4.5, Apache OO 3.4, and LOdev 3.7 (master - 06-Jun-2012 04h12 x86@6-fast; Build ID: b255de8) under Windows XP. Same error in all cases, so NO regression - sorry. I opened all files with Word 2007. (I probably opened the file created with LibO 3.3.4 in LibO instead of Word previously). Additionally I copied the text into Word 2007 (using the clipboard) and saved it as DOC file. It is displayed correctly when opened with Word 2007.
Confirmed behavior with LO 4.1.0.4 under Windows XP.
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With LO 4.4.1.2 under Windows 7 and reading the exported .doc with MS-Office 2007, the problem is solved.