using libreoffice version 6.1.1.2 on windows 7 pro.
I open a new Draw document, I insert a pdf file dragging and dropping in
it, save as .odg, click on the "export as pdf icon".
0)the "exported pdf" has the "inserted pdf" document in landscape
rotated 90 degree clockwise and the page orientation=portrait
1)the inserted pdf file is a portrait document and as portrait is shown
by L.O.draw in .odg file
2)the .odg file >page>properties menu shows orientation=portrait
3)if I rotate 90 degree couterclockwise the "inserted pdf" in the .odg
file it result rotated (landscape) in the .ogd file in a portrait
oriented page, and in the "exported pdf" the "inserted pdf" result
rotated 90 degree counterclockwise (landscape) in a portrait oriented page
4)if in the case 3) I set the .odg file >page>properties menu
orientation=landscape, the "exported pdf" result rotated 90 degree
counterclockwise (landscape) in a landscape oriented page.
the case 4) could be a workaround to insert text fields in the .odg
file, but I would like to have a portrait "exported pdf" in a portrait
oriented page as it is in the .odg file, how can I get this?? or it is a
bug??
manythanks, pier :-)
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