Created attachment 108010 [details] The Problematic .docx here The problem is that LibreOffice sets some formulas too down. MS Office has no problem with that. I have comparative screenshot here: http://i.imgbox.com/jWYWb8BM.png (Left is MS Office, right is LibreOffice). I have circled formulas which are appearing too down. Problematic .docx file is also attached.
confirmed under Win7x64 using LibO 4.3.2.2 and 4.4.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 2d6dacc1c93bfd4a9086f8fde6b0edbfdeb573c9 TinderBox: Win-x86@42, Branch:master, Time: 2014-10-13_23:44:09 edited summary notes and set status to NEW
Thanks for the clear examples Juha! When you select the object and then in the context menu set the Alignment to based in the middle, the position is the same as in Word. (But hey - what a enormous difference if you compare this when opening in the first version of LibreOffice..)
*** Bug 85163 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #2) > When you select the object and then in the context menu set the Alignment to > based in the middle, the position is the same as in Word. I tried that but it's still not exactly as in Word but it's close. (I tried this with the second misplaced formula on the second page.) > (But hey - what a enormous difference if you compare this when opening in > the first version of LibreOffice..) Yeah, it's nice to see how things are getting better :)
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Created attachment 151835 [details] Image to demonstrate the problem
In Libreoffice 6.2.4.2, the problem is still there but it has changed a bit. Before, the formulas were too low in relation to other text, now those are too up. Problems are on the document page 2. I added a new picture that shows a comparison between MS Office and Libreoffice.
Bug still present in LO 7.1.1.2.
Repro 7.2+. Very minor. Just a=v2/r is up compared to MSO. Change from too low to too up was in LO 5.0: commit 260fe756b3d4294fd0c0957395bf2e77625ef910 Date: Wed May 27 22:44:34 2015 +0800 source-hash-3f1cbf94cb3ef743295eb7dcc8ed97e6252828ec previous source-hash-dae152ac6b38065f8a102e8981749c98bdfe9869 Author: László Németh <laszlo.nemeth@collabora.com> tdf#91122 docx import: fix wrong vertical position of OLE object shape This is not a regression, but an improvement. Still, some explanation would be welcome, so I add László to CC.
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