Created attachment 63865 [details] example when using cursor, different problem happens with printing them step to reproduce new sheet add a cursor, move the cursor print preview. you can see the cursor position (but you can see it on print preview) print the sheet, you can't see the cursor position, the cursor can't be seen change the back ground colour to white and the colour to black, move the cursor on print preview, you can see where the cursor is. the cursor is always at the beginning and you can see that the background colour is not the good back ground colour (the one on you can see on the sheet) change the colours white <-> black you on print preview, the cursor is at the good position
Created attachment 63866 [details] pdf of the example
Created attachment 64191 [details] summary of calc, print prevew and print result No one can help confirming this ? Am I the only one trying to print cursors ? No one consider annoying to have huge differences between what we see and what we print ? please just take a little of your time to tell me to go away and stop wasting my time here I've just add a summary of the problems
What is a cursor? > No one can help confirming this ? Your English is unclear. "you can see the cursor position (but you can see it on print preview)". This is strange phrasing. "you on print preview". What do you mean by this? Also, use proper case (sentences begin with a capital letter, usually). The third post has an odg file as an attachment. What is an odg file?? What is the pdf of in the second post?
Thank you trying to help me Yes, my English is ugly. English is not my native language I gave three files : With the first one, just open it. Make a print preview, and look at the differences. And print it and Look at the differences again. The second file, the pdf file, is the print result that I have with my computer I gave a third file, with contain a screen copy of calc, a screen copy of calc , and a screen copy of the pdf file with is the print result. On this file, I tried to show the differences. what is a cursor ? I don't now the English name of this. but on the first file, there are four of them. It is something from witch I can move the position of a square. When printing it, I can't see the square. Sometime the square is always at the beginning (when printing it) whatever position it is on calc I tried to do my best to be understood
I've downloaded an English version of LibreOffice I'm talking about scrollbar
Confirmed on WinXP SP3 LO 3.5.5.3 Just to summarise the bug: Steps to reproduce: 1. Open the attacked spreadsheet. 2. Move the 2nd and 4th scrollbars all the way to the right. 3. File->Page preview Observed behaviour: The sliders on the 2nd and 4th scrollbars are displayed all the way to the left. Expected behaviour: The sliders on those scrollbars should be displayed in the position they are in on the document (i.e. all the the way to the right) Interestingly, I don't get the same problem with the 1st and 3rd scrollbars. Now, print the document. (e.g. to PDF). Observed behaviour: The sliders on the scrollbars look different again. They are not clearly visible (see the 2nd attachment PDF file) Expected behaviour: The printed document should look the same as the document when editing.
Created attachment 68189 [details] sample document
Is there a chance for this bug to be considered ? for me, it is a very annoying bug, and there is no workaround I've spent a lot of time to produce the sample document, and this document must be printed for my administration. So at least, can someone tell me if there is a chance to have this bug solved within six month ? so that I can consider another way to do my job
Perhaps as a workaround you could take a screenshot then print that?
No one can answer my question. I consider that "you won't have any answer" is an answer the bug is still present in 3.4 alpha
Bug is still exists in 3.5.7.2.
nrbrtx@gmail.com: Could you test LO 4.0 and see if this issue is still valid?
I retested on 4.0.1.2 The bug with print preview is still there. i.e. "The sliders on the 2nd and 4th scrollbars are displayed all the way to the left." The actual printed output does look better to me than it did under 3.5, but I am not sure if it would fix the OPs requirements.
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Same problems with LO 4.3.7.1
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With LO 7.0.2.1, the bug is still present in PDF export. Not tested in printing, I don't want to waste paper with this old bug
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