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Created attachment 513734 [details] ppt 97 file containing an invisible image. Description of problem: In the latest version of Impress, saving a presentation as ppt produces a file which, when viewed with pptview/wine, appears not to contain the image. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): openoffice.org-impress-core-3.3.0-20.6.fc14.x86_64 openoffice.org-impress-3.3.0-20.6.fc14.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create new empty presentation. 2. Add short title and some text to the default template. 3. Insert an image from a file (.jpg) 4. Save As ppt 97 file. 5. With with pptview/wine Actual results: Text appears, but not the image. Expected results: Text and image should be shown. Additional info:
Incidentally, libreoffice3.4-impress-3.4.0-12.x86_64 does not have this bug.
Well, we have libreoffice 3.3.X in Fedora 15, and libreoffice 3.4.X in Fedora 16, so it'll be a slow race to see if we get around to looking at a backport of whatever the fix is before Fedora 14 gets to EOL :-)
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