Rotation of image by grouping images is by docx in all versions of libreoffice and openoffice. This problem reversed of images is by grouping 2 or 3 images. By one or 4 images is rotation really ok.
Could you please give more information about the different steps to reproduce this issue.
OK, .please this document from 129. pages.I send file (my thesis wrote in MS Office 2007 - we need in school supporting of ISO-690-1 and ISO-690-2) trough ubuntu one, because is very big (30mb). http://ubuntuone.com/1DXs05IDKkHGx0IdcuOXUg
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Please chceck pages 129 - 138 trough lireoffice and also trough ms office for comparing. Thank you
Created attachment 89248 [details] Screenshots showing rendering in LOv4132 and Word Mac 2011. Some clarifying details for this bug. The file provided in comment #2 was created in MS Word 2007 (docProps/app.xml indicates v12.0). On a Core i7 Q720 @ 1.60GHz under Crunchbang 11 linux running v4.1.3.2 it takes about 1min 10sec to open but does open OK. On a Core 2 Duo P8700 @ 2.53GHz under MacOS 10.6.8 running Word Mac 2011 it takes about half that time. Under the LO version indicated the pagination is different, so the images exhibiting the problem can be found on pp.140-150, instead of the page numbers indicated in comments 2 and 4. Unfortunately the inserted graphics are so large that I cannot even attach an extract from the original document. In order to simplify dealing with a large document containing many images I am only going to use pp.141-144, opened under LO (pp.130-133 in the original document as shown under Word 2011), as an illustration. Screenshots of what these pages appear like (left/right placement differs) under LO and Word 2011 are attached. The exhibited problem (there appears to be more than one, but I will just deal with the rotation one as reported here) is that in LO the rotated images are not displayed correctly i.e., the right way up. I think the reporter is also trying to indicate that this depends upon whether the images in the original document are singular or grouped (2, 3, or 4) after/prior(?) to being rotated. Basically, LO does not appear to be supporting rotation of images (raster) performed in Word 2007 and saved using the DOCX file format. Example PDF to follow in subsequent comment.
Created attachment 89249 [details] PDF of related pages, exported from LOv4132. I think my last comment and this one constitute confirmation but will leave it to QA to set the status accordingly. It is worth noting that upon export to PDF (from LO v4.1.3.2 - refer attached) the images are displayed in correct orientation so the problem appears to solely be a rendering issue within LO.
Created attachment 89252 [details] Control test file from Word Mac 2011, with PDFs showing rendering in Word and LO. I thought I would create a basic control test file illustrating: - rotating then grouping - grouping then rotating Attached DOCX is created under Word Mac 2011 with PDFs created via Word Mac 2011 (under MacOS 10.6.8) and LO v4.1.3.2 (under Crunchbang 11 x86_64). In no case does the rotation appear to be preserved. Not the same version of Word (or probably DOCX) as in the original report I know, but hopefully useful all the same.
The document from comment 7 (attachment 89252 [details]) was fixed by the same commit as Bug 70457. atirage21's document was fixed even earlier.