Problem description: While Exporting a presentation to JPG or PNG or other graphic formats, Impress only exports selected slide. In fact there is a selection checkbox in the export dialog but it doesn't work. Ms Office has a good export dialog. First it asks to export current slide or every slide in the presentation, then if you select every slide it creates a new folder and exports slides into that folder and gives slide names number order. Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a slide show including multiple slides 2. Click File - Export and select jpg or png as file type Current behavior: Exports only one slide Expected behavior: Export all slides, or selected range Operating System: All Version: 4.1.0.4 release
Yes, this should be supported but we should think about how to actually do this. I think we should generally add "export as image" to the menu similar to how we already have "export as PDF". With this we can add a custom export dialog where we could first decide what to export with which parameters and then ask where to export and in what way.
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Hi, @Björn can this be an easyhack? Best regards, Zeki
(In reply to Zeki Bildirici from comment #4) > @Björn can this be an easyhack? Only if you find a mentor. Please do so politely on the development channel, as doing this on bugzilla makes too much noise. UnCCing myself.
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Can you please increase the priority on this? It's going on 4 years without any action and I think it's a pretty important function. I think people need to spend a little more time on this, instead of "A toolbar control to insert Emojis" that we got in the just released update.
It seems my bug #105359 is a duplicate. Along the fact that the file dialogue has a slide selection option that is not honoured, let me add a "use case", let me explain why I need the feature: For external presentations I need high-fidelity slides. The easiest way to achieve that is to export slides as images and convert them back to pdf using imagemagick. Ordinary PDF export does not cut it for me as I don't want to run ever again into font issues during presentations and I also do not like extractable, google-indexed text, esp. when the slide deck contains email addresses and I know that the organizers of the conference will put the slides on their web site. Furthermore, there are export fidelity bugs (or "missing features") that I work around by exporting to an image format and then manually putting them together as a pdf, namely the problem that textbackground is not exported (which I enjoy to use for presentations). Right now I am forced to manually export each an every single slide to png. That is quite inconvenient.
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Any progress? The request is almost six years old and all that happened is to mark similar reports as duplicates...
ILESAVE: Exporting as JPG or PNG exports only selected slide -- This has its usefulness as is. I may have 30 or 40 slides in a file and only want to export one of them, not all of them. I agree that an option should exist for a multi-file output to export all slides, but don't take away the per-slide export functionality we have now.
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There is an old extension for LibreOffice that saves all slides at one time called "Export As Images 0.9.3" Why not just roll that functionality into the product?
For Comment 11 and Comment 14: LO is volunteer driven. Extension needs to be rewritten. Questions (as understandable as they are) are just a noise. QA has some method of raising importance by a number of duplicates or CC list. I guess this should be High. But regardless until volunteer takes this.
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The feature is in LibreOffice if you Export to HTML - It will export all the slides to JPG/PNG and put them in the folder. HOWEVER, the highest resolution they export to is 1024x768. ***All I ask is that someone add another radio button to the HTML export menu to add 1920x1080 as a choice*** I can't imagine something like this would take terribly long to implement as you're simply running the same methods with bigger numbers. It just seems like the export menu hasn't been touched in years and could use an update for this generation's display technology.
Hi! I may add another button with the desired resolution. Any idea how to call it? Very High? Full HD? FHD?
(In reply to Andreas Heinisch from comment #18) > Hi! I may add another button with the desired resolution. Any idea how to > call it? Very High? Full HD? FHD? These are the names of the various resolutions according to http://wallpaperswide.com/: Wide and ultra wide: 16:10 960x600 16:10 1152x720 16:10 1280x800 16:10 1440x900 16:10 1680x1050 16:10 1920x1200 16:10 2560x1600 16:10 2880x1800 16:10 3840x2400 16:10 5120x3200 16:10 7680x4800 5:3 800x480 5:3 1280x768 UW 21:9 2560x1080 UW 21:9 3440x1440 UW 21:9 5120x2160 UW 24:10 3840x1600 HD & UHD: HD 16:9 960x540 HD 16:9 1024x576 HD 16:9 1280x720 HD 16:9 1366x768 HD 16:9 1600x900 HD 16:9 1920x1080 HD 16:9 2048x1152 HD 16:9 2400x1350 HD 16:9 2560x1440 HD 16:9 2880x1620 HD 16:9 3554x1999 UHD 16:9 3840x2160 UHD 16:9 5120x2880 UHD 16:9 7680x4320 Standard: 4:3 800x600 4:3 1024x768 4:3 1152x864 4:3 1280x960 4:3 1400x1050 4:3 1440x1080 4:3 1600x1200 4:3 1680x1260 4:3 1920x1440 4:3 2048x1536 4:3 2560x1920 4:3 2800x2100 4:3 3200x2400 4:3 4096x3072 4:3 6400x4800 5:4 1280x1024 5:4 2560x2048 5:4 3750x3000 5:4 5120x4096 3:2 1152x768 3:2 1440x960 3:2 1920x1280 3:2 2000x1333 3:2 2160x1440 3:2 2736x1824 3:2 3000x2000 Mobile Ratio: Smartphone 540x960 Smartphone 720x1280 Smartphone 1080x1920 Smartphone 1440x2560 Smartphone 320x480 Smartphone 640x960 Smartphone 768x1152 Smartphone 480x800 Smartphone 768x1280 Tablet 1024x1024 Tablet 1280x1280 Tablet 2048x2048 Tablet 2560x2560 Tablet 2732x2732 Tablet 3840x3840 VGA 4:3 240x320 VGA 4:3 480x640 VGA 4:3 600x800 VGA 4:3 320x240 VGA 4:3 640x480 VGA 4:3 800x600 WVGA 5:3 240x400 WVGA 5:3 480x800 WVGA 5:3 400x240 WVGA 5:3 800x480 HVGA 3:2 320x480 HVGA 3:2 640x960 HVGA 3:2 480x320 HVGA 3:2 960x640 WXGA 16:9 272x480 WXGA 16:9 360x640 WXGA 16:9 480x854 WXGA 16:9 480x272 WXGA 16:9 640x360 WXGA 16:9 854x480 XGA 5:4 176x220 XGA 5:4 220x176 Dual Monitor: 16:10 1920x600 16:10 2304x720 16:10 2560x800 16:10 2880x900 16:10 3360x1050 16:10 3840x1200 16:10 5120x1600 16:10 5600x1800 16:10 7680x2400 16:10 10240x3200 16:10 15360x4800 5:3 1600x480 5:3 2560x768 16:9 1920x540 16:9 2048x576 16:9 2560x720 16:9 2732x768 16:9 3200x900 16:9 3840x1080 16:9 4096x1152 16:9 4800x1350 16:9 5120x1440 16:9 5760x1620 16:9 7108x1999 16:9 7680x2160 16:9 10240x2880 16:9 15360x4320 4:3 1600x600 4:3 2048x768 4:3 2304x864 4:3 2560x960 4:3 2800x1050 4:3 2880x1080 4:3 3200x1200 4:3 3360x1260 4:3 3840x1440 4:3 4096x1536 4:3 5120x1920 4:3 5600x2100 4:3 6400x2400 4:3 8192x3072 4:3 12800x4800 5:4 2560x1024 5:4 5120x2048 5:4 7500x3000 5:4 10240x4096 3:2 2304x768 3:2 2880x960 3:2 3840x1280 3:2 4000x1333 3:2 4320x1440 3:2 5472x1824 3:2 6000x2000 Triple Monitor: 16:10 3840x800 16:10 4320x900 16:10 5040x1050 16:10 5760x1200 16:10 7680x1600 16:10 8640x1800 16:10 11520x2400 16:10 15360x3200 16:10 23040x4800 5:3 2400x480 5:3 3840x768 16:9 3840x720 16:9 4098x768 16:9 4800x900 16:9 5760x1080 16:9 6144x1152 16:9 7200x1350 16:9 7680x1440 16:9 8640x1620 16:9 10662x1999 16:9 11520x2160 16:9 15360x2880 16:9 23040x4320 4:3 3072x768 4:3 3456x864 4:3 3840x960 4:3 4200x1050 4:3 4320x1080 4:3 4800x1200 4:3 5040x1260 4:3 5760x1440 4:3 6144x1536 4:3 7680x1920 4:3 8400x2100 4:3 9600x2400 4:3 12288x3072 4:3 19200x4800 5:4 3840x1024 5:4 7680x2048 5:4 11250x3000 5:4 15360x4096 3:2 3456x768 3:2 4320x960 3:2 5760x1280 3:2 6000x1333 3:2 6480x1440 3:2 8208x1824 3:2 9000x2000
I added the FHD option to the HTML-Export-Wizard, but it is only a workaround. In the future the export wizard maybe dropped as proposed in https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105303. However, there could be an option in the jpg and png export dialogue, where you can select the range of the exported slides, for instance, "All slides", "Slides (From To)" and "Selection" similar to the printer dialogue.
(In reply to Andreas Heinisch from comment #20) > I added the FHD option to the HTML-Export-Wizard, but it is only a > workaround. In the future the export wizard maybe dropped as proposed in > https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105303. > > However, there could be an option in the jpg and png export dialogue, where > you can select the range of the exported slides, for instance, "All slides", > "Slides (From To)" and "Selection" similar to the printer dialogue. Or for PNG and other graphical formats, something akin to this? https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137007
Andreas Heinisch committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/1bad47097694de957857c9c891bf79a4873a97c4 tdf#67614 - Added the FHD image resolution It will be available in 7.2.0. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
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I'd prefer to have this "export all slides to image" as an extension.
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #25) > I'd prefer to have this "export all slides to image" as an extension. Then someone, a third party not directly involved with the Document Foundation, would need to invent and maintain it. Result: feature death the moment the person becomes bored, distracted, or otherwise just no longer wants to maintain it. Heaping useful features on the community to maintain, rather than mainstreaming them into the product itself, touches upon a real and endemic problem with open-source software endeavors: the haphazard, and eventual discontinuation, of support. A programmer at the Document Foundation could look at the current export option, see there's only 6 lines more lines of code to add, and be done with it, rather than foisting the work on a fickle network of volunteers building, maintaining, and eventually running away from the extensions they create.
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