Problem description: Steps to reproduce: 1. Add picture to slide 2. Choose "start with previous" 3. Exit office, make sure that office.bin is no longer in process list 4. Start slideshow Current behavior: The picture's animation works only "on click". The way to fix this is choose "on click option" and then again "with previous" Expected behavior: Picture animation will start automaticly PS I also affects on all objects (text, videos etc.). The bug affects ppt, with odp everything is OK. Operating System: Ubuntu Version: 4.2.4.2 release
Hm - I need to put this in NEEDINFO - it seems like you are missing some steps: I don't understand how you never applied an animation but then you expect one to exist? what does "2. Choose "start with previous"" mean? Please fully list out every step and then mark the bug as UNCONFIRMED. Thank you!
I will start again and switch to English language my office suite. 1)Open Impress 2)Save empty presentation as *.ppt (!important, this bug occurs only with ppt (I can't use odp because of incompatibility with iPad)) 3)Add picture to the first slide (picture 1) 4)Create second slide and place there another picture (picture 2) 5)Click on the picture 1 and choose custom animation tab 6)Press plus (add effect) and choose any entrance effect 7)Below instead of Start "on click" choose "with previous". This is located below custom animations list, titled with "Effect split". I hope you understood me. Now our picture animation will start automaticly, without clicking. 8)Make steps 5-7 with second picture 9) Save presentation. (PPT!!!!) 10)Open it again, with restarted office suite. 11)Click "Sildeshow" 12)Custom animation works on click, but we have set recently "with previous". <-- THATS THE BUG 13)We need again to choose "with previos" for every picture. (First choose "on click", then again "with previous. PS English is not my native language. If it is hard to understand too I may capture video.
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Confirmed using 4.2.4.2 and 4.3.0. beta1 under Ubuntu 14.04 - Set as New - Sophie
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v 4.4.3 can't reproduce linux mint 17.1 kernel 3.16