[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > With the options "on", the display looks good but is erroneous: some > OLE files display the obsolete Japanese, some display the translated > English.
That means that the objects in your file have been converted from Excel objects to Calc objects and a new metafile was created from each generated Calc object. Obviously the Calc-Excel import has problems with your files if some of the objects now show "wrong" content. I don't know a lot about our Excel import filter, so I can't say anything about the nature of the obvious problem. > With the options "off", the display looks bad but is correct: all the > OLE files display the translated English. As I wrote, only the Windows Metafile is displayed now. It has been written into your PPT file by the Powerpoint application to allow a display on computers where no Excel is available and so it shows the content exactly as you saw it in Powerpoint when you saved the file. If the display looks bad though it is a problem of our Windows Metafile import I assume. In OOo1.9.x/2.0 you should always get this result, even when you convert the objects to Calc because we changed our handling of OLE objects: we always keep the original metafile until the object is activated. > So, it looks to me that there may be some "change history" (???) kept > in the OLE files, and with the options "on" OOo does not see the > difference with some of the old OLE and the changes they should > display. I don't believe that, I assume that the Calc import filter has a problem. Did you try a OOo1.9.x milestone? If it still doesn't work in this version you could file an issue and attach your document (if possible for privacy reasons). Otherwise I'm afraid we can't examine the problem. Best regards, Mathias -- Mathias Bauer - OpenOffice.org Application Framework Project Lead Please reply to the list only, [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a spam sink. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
