I am not sure if this is an IV problem, or an OpenOffice writer problem. It started when I upgraded OpenOffice to 4.0.1 but that doesn't mean it is definitely an OOo Writer problem - see below!
I create a simple graphics image (a red circle and red diagonal line, and a blue horizontal line) using IV and save it as a png. I paste the image into a Writer (.odt) file. The image is OK.
I then copy the image in the odt file (highlight image > r-click > copy) and paste it into an open instance of IV. The image gets corrupted
When I view the contents of the clipboard in the Windows ClipBook Viewer, the image appears OK if I choose to view it as default, or as a picture. But if I view the image as a bitmap, it shows the corrupted image.
When I paste the image on the clipboard back into Writer or into GIMP, it appears OK. This is why I am not sure it is only an OOo Writer problem.
As a guess, I would say that OOo Writer was corrupting some metadata and if the receiving application takes the image as a picture, the image is OK, but if the receiving application takes the image as a bitmap, the image gets corrupted. Also red > blue and blue > green suggests a simple displacement (by one byte??), which correlates with the one pixel drop.
Any ideas? I reported it on the OOo forum at https://forum.openoffice.org/en/foru...hp?f=7&t=67123
I create a simple graphics image (a red circle and red diagonal line, and a blue horizontal line) using IV and save it as a png. I paste the image into a Writer (.odt) file. The image is OK.
I then copy the image in the odt file (highlight image > r-click > copy) and paste it into an open instance of IV. The image gets corrupted
- colours change (red goes to blue, blue goes to green, black and white unchanged)
- the left ~20% of the image gets shifted to the right edge, and dropped by 1 pixel.
When I view the contents of the clipboard in the Windows ClipBook Viewer, the image appears OK if I choose to view it as default, or as a picture. But if I view the image as a bitmap, it shows the corrupted image.
When I paste the image on the clipboard back into Writer or into GIMP, it appears OK. This is why I am not sure it is only an OOo Writer problem.
As a guess, I would say that OOo Writer was corrupting some metadata and if the receiving application takes the image as a picture, the image is OK, but if the receiving application takes the image as a bitmap, the image gets corrupted. Also red > blue and blue > green suggests a simple displacement (by one byte??), which correlates with the one pixel drop.
Any ideas? I reported it on the OOo forum at https://forum.openoffice.org/en/foru...hp?f=7&t=67123
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