Re: [libreoffice-users] issues concerning formula object

Hi Stefan,

Stefan Costea schrieb:
> Hello,
>
> I've got 2 issues concerning formula objects:
>
> 1) On document save and load, formulas are converted to OLE objects which
> have different style than Formula style. Because of this, the new loaded
> document has it's formula objects shifted a little bit upper than the body
> text line. Both OLE style and Formula style do not save the changes on style
> edit and cannot link OLE style to Formula style

> 2)I've got a heading with a formula in it. When I create a Table of
> Contents, the formula does not appear in it. I guess because it's style is
> not the heading style but OLE style, but cannot apply the heading style to
> it
>
> Also, the Table of Contents dissapears everytime I load the document. I
> mention that the document is saved in the MS Office 2003 format (.doc).

Save always in odt format. Only if you will sent the document to someone 
who needs to alter it with MS Office, then save it to .doc in addition. 
You cannot expect that all properties are retained if you use an alien 
format.

Do you see the problems immediately after saving, or has someone else 
worked on the document in the meantime? For example MS Office 2010 can 
convert the formula to its own new format, which is not readable by 
LibreOffice.

In addition, please look what settings do you have in Tools > Options > 
Load/Save > Microsoft Office and tell us which OS you use.

Formulas are not possible in an automatic TOC. That is a missing 
feature. You should avoid formulas in heading. What is the content of 
the formula? Sometimes instead of the formula a plain text with 
Superscript and Subscript characters can be used. At a very last 
workaround you can insert the formula manually immediately before 
printing. But it will be erased with the next update of the TOC.

Kind regards
Regina



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