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Description of problem: Screenshot is not stored in clipboard when using "Copy to Clipboard" button. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-utils-2.28.1-10.el6 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have glipper installed. 2. Run gnome-screenshot. 3. Hit Copy to Clipboard. Actual results: Nothing in clipboard, browsed via glipper. Expected results: Additional info: Not sure if glipper supports blowsing also non-string content, but also tried to copy screenshot from clipboard into ooo.org.
So I guess there's a 4. paste screen into ooimpress Do you close the screenshot dialog between 3 and 4 ? If you leave the dialog open, does it paste okay into gimp?
(In reply to comment #1) > So I guess there's a > > 4. paste screen into ooimpress Yes, thanks. > > Do you close the screenshot dialog between 3 and 4 ? If you leave the dialog > open, does it paste okay into gimp? No I didn't, neither ooimpress nor gimp do not work.
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Bringing up to date wit 6.6 and in relation to question in comment 1. If the gnome-screenshot dialog is open when executing other apps i.e. libreoffice-impress or the gimp. The screenshot copied to clipboard pastes into both applications corerctly. The dialog must be left open or the clipboard data is lost.
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