[libreoffice-users] A behavioral quirk.

I was doing a small presentation using LO Impress (Version below) and I 
wanted to express ... not really a complaint, just an observation of a 
quirk that is not what I expected. (I did do a search for any 
discussions of this but couldn't find anything.) ((might be not enough 
coffee))

My presentation is about 15 slides. At the bottom of each is a "Page X 
of Y" to keep track. BUT, if I hide one of the slides, I get, the 
expected "Y-1" as the total count but the page numbers don't alter, I 
see the sequence, (as example) "1,2,3,5,8" (each one will say that 
number "of 5" and it seems strange to me.

I think I'd express the opinion that the "Page" number represents the 
"printed" or what would be visible in a presentation as pages but it 
seems that the "Page" field is counting the *slides* instead.

If I have the sequence 1,2,3,4,5,6 and I hide slides 3 & 5. I'd expect 
the sidebar to show me "1,2,..,3,...4" OR the page counter to read that 
way but the slide numbers don't change.

If I've (yea, I know it is likely) repeated something already addressed, 
please accept my apologies and let me know where I can read up on this 
discussion to keep from making the same mistake in the future.

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