Created attachment 113191 [details] Non-animated does not show on the slide the presentation starts on. If the slide that a presentation starts on has text in a non-animated textbox, and text in another textbox that is animated, the non-animated text does not appear. (The text does, however, appear in the presenter's screen. I have two monitors connected to the computer.) Steps to reproduce: Create a new slide. For layout, choose "Title and Content". Enter text into the title box and the content box. Animate the text in the content box with the fade-in animation. Run the presentation. What is observed: When the presentation starts, the slide is blank. Pressing the space bar displays the animated text. Pressing the space bar again (for this one-slide presentation) ends the slide show. What is expected: When the presentation starts, the slide should show the non-animated text. This only happens for the slide from which a presentation starts. I've done it with three different animations, so it probably doesn't depend on a particular animation. Also, the same problem occurs on switching what is animated (by animating the title, and not animating the content box). However, in that case (the last slide of the attachment), the non-animated text appears after the animation is done.
Not reproducible for me with LibreOffice 4.4.1.0.0+ built at home under Ubuntu 14.10 x86-64. Did you try to play with enable or disable hardware acceleration and OpenGL options in menu Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View ? Set status to NEEDINFO, please set it back to UNCONFIRMED once you have provided requested informations. Best regards. JBF
(In reply to Jean-Baptiste Faure from comment #1) Since my computer has two monitors, I tried setting the monitors to "clone", so that the presenter's screen wouldn't be shown. The bug still appears with the monitors cloned. The bug shows up in LibreOfficeDev_4.5.0.0.alpha0_Win_x86. The original bug report was observed with "Using hardware acceleration" and "Use anti-aliasing" checked. On unchecking those two options, the bug is not observed, whether or not "Use OpenGL for rendering" and "Force OpenGL, are both checked or not. The "Use anti-aliasing" option doesn't effect the results, so this bug appears to be caused by using hardware acceleration. My graphics card adapter type is "Intel HD Graphics 2500" with 1760 MB total available graphics memory. Not sure that anything can be done for a problem dependent on the display adapter.
I have also encountered this problem on LibreOffice 4.4.0.3 (build de093506bcdc5fafd9023ee680b8c60e3e0645d7) using an integrated Intel HD Graphics graphics card. Disabling "Using hardware acceleration" solves the issue, while changing the other "View" settings has no effect.
Because the bug has been reproduced, (comment #3), I've changed the status back to new.
Updated summary. Best regards. JBF
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In LO 5.1.0, I am no longer able to reproduce this bug.