Problem description: Printing from File>Labels produces no output. This is equally true if the option to print output to file is selected (i.e. it's isn't a printer problem with us). There is no error message and the program appears to function normally (e.g. it prompts for a filename for the output in print-to-file and for a folder into which to save the output)... only, there's no output. We have this bug currently on LibreOffice 4.2.6.3 on three different Arch Linux machines. Printing still works on LibreOffice 4.2.4.2 on a Mac in our office running OS 10.6.8. We had this same problem some months back and reported it on the LibreOffice forums. There was some discussion there, but nothing which helped resolve the problem. The problem cleared up then as mysteriously as it had appeared. We hoped that it was fixed by an update in LibreOffice, but evidently not. This time, the bug first appeared on a machine which the same day, only an hour or so before, with the same version of LibreOffice, and without any intervening restart or anything, had printed ok. It would appear not to be a new bug in 4.2.6.3, but maybe a longstanding but erratic bug. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open a database in LibreOffice 2. Select File>Labels and use already-existing format for labels 3. Click on New Document 4. Choose print. Current behavior: As above, everything appears fine except that there is no output (not even if we select print-to-file). Expected behavior: To get output. Operating System: Linux (Other) Version: 4.2.6.2 release
Have tried to start to edit labels (file → open → labels). Only worked the first time I tried. Then the wizard crashes the whole LO while creating the new document. Tested with LO 4.2.6.3 and LO 4.3.2.1. System here: OpenSUSE 64bit rpm Linux. The first time I got a document. This could be printed well ...
I also have this problem!
(In reply to Philippe Morin from comment #2) > I also have this problem! I use 4.2.7.2 on Mac OS X 10 (Yosemite)
Tested with Version: 4.3.3.1 Build ID: 7d55112667c8fcddb67bc3803796b46c93aa56b0 OSX 10.10.1 1) Open a database file. 2) File - New - Labels 3) Choose pre-existing format (I chose Avery A4) 4) Click on New Document 5) Now try to print document to printer (Kyocera networked FS C5150 DN) 6) Printing fails with printer error message requesting insertion of Monarch size envelope in Manual Paper feed. Observations : the page attribute is set to User 10cm x 10cm, which is clearly wrong, as per my choice it should have been A4. This is not imho a database issue, rather a Writer module issue. Changing component accordingly and confirming.
It is also probably a DUP
DUP not found after brief search
This "workaround" worked: 1. Set up your merged document. 2. **Save the set up document without trying to merge it** 3. Close all LibreOffice applications. Kill the daemon if you have it running (I don't). 4. Re-open your set-up document. It will ask you if you wish to reconnect to sources. Answer *yes*. 5. Print. Things that did NOT seem to make a difference: 1. Saving the document without closing and reopening LO before attempting mail merge. 2. Rebooting the PC. The key seems to be in the reconnecting to the source, if that helps y'all figure out where the bug is, that'd be awesome.
Adding self to CC if not already on
With steps: 1. Select File>Labels, use available database (e.g. bibliography), put one or more fields on the label (with already-existing format for labels); 2. Click on New Document; 3. Document shows, but with field names, not with data; Synchronizing does not help, openening data source (F4) and selecting records neither. On printing or export to PDF, the field names are on the labels, no data. Reproduced with LO 4.1.6 on openSUSE13.1-64 and LO4.4.2.2 on Windows 7. It used to work fine (unfortunately last tested more than a year ago). Although not exactly the same steps to reproduce, IMHO this is the same bug as in above comments and related to database connection. Mailmerge does work fine. HTH.
(In reply to Winfried Donkers from comment #9) > On printing or export to PDF, the field names are on the labels, no data. Due to mangled information I received, I must correct the above: when printing, a dialog appears about the database connection and selection to be printed, resulting in a proper print. In other words, printing behaviour is as expected. This does not work for export to PDF, nor for print preview, though.
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On pc Debian x86-64 with master sources updated today, data appear when printing on file. Data don't appear when exporting in pdf, just fields appear.
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With version 5.3.6.1 on Windows, data appears when printed, but not in print preview nor in PDF export.
Bug still present, though erratic. The workaround described in comment 7 seems to work quite reliably.
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