Created attachment 118674 [details] Screenshoots Used Programs: LibreOffice 5.0.1 and 5.0.2 Microsoft Word 2010 The footer has 2 words and 2 fields: "Seite [pagenumber] von [pages]" Font: Siemens Sans Font size: 7 DOCX: Export with LibreOffice to "Microsoft Word 2007-2013 (.docs)(*.docx)" Open it in Word 2010. All fields in the footer lost their format, Word used standart format Arial 11. That happens on all pages. Open it in LibreOffice: no problem, all fields correctly formatted. DOC: Export with LibreOffice to "Microsoft Word 97-2003 (.doc)(*.doc)" The first word in footer "Seite" lost it's format, Word used standart format Arial 11. That happens on all pages. Open it in LibreOffice: same problem. The first word in footer "Seite" lost it's format, LibreOffice used standart format Arial 11.
Hi newsandbury, Can you please attach a sample document? thanks, Cor
Created attachment 118705 [details] sample files
I repeated the tests with newly created files and created this samples. Scenario 1: I get a file, created with Word 2010, open the file with LibreOffice, make changes and save the file. This are the steps, that i made. Step 1 1. create and save test.docx with Word 2010 2. open test.docx with LibreOffice 3. save copie test_lo1.docx 4. save copie test_lo1.doc Step 2 1. open test.docx with LibreOffice 2. save file as test.odt 3. close test.odt 4. open test.odt with LibreOffice 5. save copie test_lo2.docx 6. save copie test_lo2.doc Comment: Now the sample files were only opened and closed unchanged. The error's in test_lo1.doc and test_lo2.doc are the same, the error's in test_lo1.doc and test_lo2.docx are the same. Step 3 1. open test_lo1.docx/test_lo2.docx with Word 2010: Fields [pagenumber] and [pages] in the footer lost their format, Word used standart format Arial 11. 2. open test_lo1.docx/test_lo2.docx with LibreOffice: no problems Step 4 1. open test_lo1.doc/test_lo2.doc with Word 2010: Word 2010 reports corrected errors: bookmarks and character properties. The first word in footer "Seite" lost it's format, Word used standart format Arial 11. The first word in page 2 has an bookmark, generated by Word. 2. open test_lo1.doc/test_lo2.doc with LibreOffice: The first word in footer "Seite" lost it's format, LibreOffice used standart format Arial 11. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scenario 2: Create a new file with LibreOffice, make changes, save the file and save copies as doc and docx. This are the steps, that i made. Step 1 1. create and save Unbenannt.odt with LibreOffice 2. save copie Unbenannt.docx 3. save copie Unbenannt.doc Comment: Now the sample files were only opened and closed unchanged. Step 2 1. open Unbenannt.docx with Word 2010: Fields [pagenumber] and [pages] in the footer lost their format, Word used Liberation Serif 12 (?). The footers have bookmarks, generated by Word (no error messages from word). 2. open Unbenannt.docx with LibreOffice: no problems Step 3 1. open Unbenannt.doc with Word 2010: The footers have bookmarks, generated by Word (no error messages from word). 2. open Unbenannt.doc with LibreOffice: no problems
LibreOffice Version 5.0.2.2 docx: same problem doc: no problem (solved?)
(In reply to newsandbuy from comment #3) > Step 3 > 1. open test_lo1.docx/test_lo2.docx with Word 2010: > Fields [pagenumber] and [pages] in the footer lost their format, Word used > standart format Arial 11. > 2. open test_lo1.docx/test_lo2.docx with LibreOffice: > no problems Reproduced. It doesn't matter, if you have Siemens Sans installed or not (I installed it). Win 8.1 32-bit MSO 2013 LibO Version: 5.0.3.1 Build ID: fd8cfc22f7f58033351fcb8a83b92acbadb0749e Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI)
What I did: 1. Open test.docx in 5.0.3.1 2. Select footer, Format > Default formatting > Left aligned, Liberation Sans 12 pts... 3. Changed footer style formatting: Right Aligned, TNR 8 pts 4. Saved 5. Open in MsWord > Footer formatting is OK... So this may help, @newsandbuy?
@newsandbuy: do you know if this worked correct in earlier verions? thanks!
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This works correctly meanwhile. I tested with current master ( 2eb60e4b4fc45d904e04fd52d485923948c96898 ) and the fields look correct after exporting them from LO and opening the file in Word 2013.