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Hi :)
Yeh, i got that and it was interesting to see Stuart's response.

I was wondering if there are 2 distinct patterns;  1 for what happens when
you use 4.4.0 to edit old documents created with earlier versions of
LibreOffice or other programs/suites and the other pattern for new
documents.

There was something a few weeks ago about a Table-of-Content or Index (or
something) behaving differently in fresh new documents.  In older documents
the behaviour carried on even if the older document was opened in 4.4.0.  A
tad confusing but quite pleasing to note that documents remained consistent
regardless of what opened them.

Regards from
Tom :)





On 21 November 2014 10:43, Paddy Landau <paddy@landau.ws> wrote:

TomD wrote
I think this is tooo new so no-one really knows yet!

Is there a difference between freshly created new documents done in the
4.4.0 compared with documents created in previous branches?

Yes, there is a difference, comparing 4.3.4.1 and 4.4.0.0. The file size
was
what alerted me: it has been reduced from enormous to a reasonable size.
For
example, the latest community magazine comes out as a 169Mb PDF with
4.3.4.1
and just 30Mb with 4.4.0.0.

Every example that I've looked at shows that pictures are either stored in
their original format, or converted to PNG (if not already PNG) and made
larger. The difference is that 4.3.4.1 seems to do it with most images,
whereas 4.4.0.0 with very few.

When a specific image is converted by both 4.3.4.1 and 4.4.0.0, the
resulting file is identical, which suggests that the algorithm has not
changed; only the decision whether or not to convert has changed.

As for a pattern, I've not been able to find one. As mentioned before,
there
seems to be no pattern as to whether the images are linked or embedded,
large or small, resized or not.

It seems random. I'm sure it's not random, but still, I find it crazy to
modify any of the images especially as they are always made larger (why
take
a lossless PNG image and make it into a bigger PNG?).

Paddy



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