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                 Issue #|95038
                 Summary|sCalc.exe, soffice.bin, soffice.exe hangs after copyin
                        |g cell data to Clipboard
               Component|Spreadsheet
                 Version|OOO300m9
                Platform|PC
                     URL|
              OS/Version|Windows XP
                  Status|UNCONFIRMED
       Status whiteboard|
                Keywords|
              Resolution|
              Issue type|DEFECT
                Priority|P3
            Subcomponent|editing
             Assigned to|spreadsheet
             Reported by|rpesq





------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Oct 16 21:25:45 +0000 
2008 -------
(My chosen 'Subcomponent' choice may be wrong.  Issue does not seem to fit any
of those categories)

Background: XP SP3, 512 Ram, large HD. Occurs even with fresh XP install, and
with NO software installed except for OO. Occurs whether running as Admin
Account or Limited User account.  

This bug has occurred for at least 1 year, the last version that I remembered
that did NOT have this problem was approx 2.0.1, possible 2.0 release.  Every
version since has this bug.

Brief description: Load spreadsheet, select somewhat large amount of cell data
and choose EDIT-COPY.  Then try to exit Calc.  Exiting will cause scalc.exe,
soffice.bin, and soffice.exe to hang and PC will consuming 100% cpu until tasks
are killed.

Before OO version 3.0, only Soffice.bin and Soffice.exe hanged.  As of OO 3.0,
one instance of Scalc.exe also hangs.  The problem seems to be soffice.bin, as
the PC does not become responsive until that process is killed.  Killing
scalc.exe and soffice.exe does not help.  None of these processes will exit
without Task Manager force killing.

Steps to recreate -- in opening this bug report, I found a simpler way to
illustrate the problem, so I will give both. I will start with the "difficult"
method, because I wrote this scenario first before discovering a simpler method
to recreate.

Skip down to Example #2 if you do not have time to read Example #1, but example
#1 is the exact situation how I use Open Office, and how it yields problem every
time. 

EXAMPLE #1 -- the exact situation which has caused this problem for me:

1) Double-click on a large CSV file, which will launch Open Office assuming you
have .csv associated with it.  

In my example, once a month I download a large CSV created by EBAY, each field
separated by commas, and the file contains all of my EBAY sales for the prior
month.  A typical month's file will contain 35 Columns and approx 150 to 250
rows.  Cell data is only numbers, dates, email address, street addresses
(including streets and city and zip codes separated by commas), dollar amounts
(including the '$'-sign), and text.  No pics, no formulas, nothing fancy.

OO will ask you to verify that the cells are separated by Comma, then proceed to
load.

2) Either open a new spreadsheet file, or load a previous spreadsheet file that
you plan to copy the CSV data into it.  You now have 2 Calc windows open (CSV,
and new/existing spreadsheet).

3) Go to the CSV window.  In my example, since row 1 is just a header, I skip
it.  I hold down SHIFT, and mouse click the "2" for Row 2.  While holding down
SHIFT, I use the mouse to scroll down to the last row in the CSV spreadsheet, in
this month's example it is Row 197 (I always choose one blank row in addition to
the last row that contained data, because I want a blank between each month's
entry).  While still holding down SHIFT, mouse click on row 197.  This will
highlight all rows from 2 to 197.  Go to MENU - EDIT - COPY.

4) Go to New/Existing Spreadsheet Window.  Mouse click to choose the first empty
cell in whatever row you want to paste the data into.  For example, a new
spreadsheet, you might click into Column 1 of Row 1.  An existing spreadsheet, I
might click into Column 1 of Row 1,500.

5) Keyboard: CTRL-V to paste your data, or edit-paste via Edit Menu. 
(Paste-Special does not help any, same issue).

6) Save this new/existing spreadsheet as a normal ODS file.

7) Click X to Exit both spreadsheet windows.  Does not matter which order you
close them.

8) Watch the processes hang and require Task Manager killing.  PC is unusable
until the soffice.bin task is killed, which may require several attempts to 
kill.

9) As previously noted, before OO 3.0, only the soffice.bin and soffice.exe
tasks hung.  Now with oo 3.0, I see that one instance of scalc.exe also hangs.



**************
EXAMPLE #2 -- What I discovered today while trying to investigate to best report
this problem to you:

Steps: 

1) Double click to open any somewhat large spreadsheet into Calc.  I used the
same EBAY CSV file as an example.  35 columns filled with data, 198 rows, as
described above.  

(I also tried first saving the CSV file as an ODS file, closing Calc, then
reopening Calc.  Did not make any difference.)

The physical size of CSV file is small, only 63,374 bytes.

2) Use same method to copy cell contents to clipboard.

3) Do nothing with the data, and just Exit Calc.  Watch processes hang.


NOTES:

- Due to privacy issues, I cannot upload the Ebay CSV file, as it contains names
and physical addresses and email addresses of customers.

- Problem also existed with XP SP2.  Have not tested under other platforms.

- This problem definitely did NOT exist with the 2.0 Beta (I think it was called
1.9xx ?), and I do not remember the 2.0 initial release having the problem.

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