hi Yury,
On 16.05.2015 13:00, Yury wrote:
Currently, when exporting a document with formulas in it to word2003 .DOC,
previews' lower edges are place too high in the respective lines of the text
(bug 88697). To me it seems like instead of the line's lower edge Y
coordinate the line's baseline's Y coordinate is used -- but only for the
generation and placement of the bitmapped preview -- opening the respective
formula in word2003 regenerates the preview in the correct form.
Where in the source (module, function(s)) are the coordinates for the
(formulas on export) preview images determined? I'd like to have it quick
fixed and wouldn't mind attempting to fix it myself.
most likely the preview image is created from:
SfxObjectShell::CreatePreviewMetaFile_Impl()
called somehow by:
comphelper::EmbeddedObjectContainer::GetGraphicReplacementStream()
did you try if this setting has any effect?
Tools->Options...->LibreOffice Writer->Formatting Aids
"Math baseline alignment"
apparently this was a new feature in OOo 3.4, maybe there are some
obscure bugs with it still? did OOo 3.3 perform better?
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