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                 Issue #|81512
                 Summary|ChemDraw objects are pasted as low resolution bitmaps
               Component|Word processor
                 Version|current
                Platform|Macintosh
                     URL|
              OS/Version|Mac OS X
                  Status|UNCONFIRMED
       Status whiteboard|
                Keywords|
              Resolution|
              Issue type|DEFECT
                Priority|P2
            Subcomponent|open-import
             Assigned to|mru
             Reported by|pantos





------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Sep 11 21:58:05 +0000 
2007 -------
Description of Problem:
When a chemical drawing is copied from ChemDraw onto clipboard, and then pasted 
into Writer, it get 
pasted as a low resolution bitmap. In Edit -> Paste Special menu the only 
option is "bitmap" (source 
"unknown"). 

Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. copy a drawing from ChemDraw onto clipboard (select -> apple+C)
2. paste into writer (apple + V)

Actual Results:
drawing pasted as  bitmap

Expected Results:
drawing pasted as a high resolution object that can be can be later copied onto 
clipboard, then pasted 
back in ChemDraw and further modified in this program.

How often does this happen?
always

Additional Information (OS patch level, drivers, library
version, etc.)
MacOSX, 10.4.10, OpenOffice Aqua alpha version (aquavcl01_20070630.) !same 
thing happens in the 
latest OpenOffice X11 version! 

I contacted ChemDraw about this issue and here's their answer:

"I got some feedback on this from development. When a copy takes place from 
ChemDraw, we put a lot 
of different file formats on the clipboard. It is then up to the application in 
which you want to paste to 
get the correct format from the clipboard. In OpenOffice on Windows the default 
is bitmap when pasted 
but for OLE manipulation you need the enhanced metafile format. But at least on 
Windows you have 
the choice of doing this manually through the 'paste as' functionality. On Mac 
this functionality does 
not seem to be available and OpenOffice is not picking the desired format from 
the clipboard. It seems 
that this is a limitation on the side of OpenOffice and there is not much we 
can do about that.

We suggest you contact the OpenOffice people and have a request entered to 
solve this problem. If 
they do require our assistance with regards to selecting the appropriate format 
for chemical structures 
from the clipboard they can always contact us.  "

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