https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38230
--- Comment #13 from Andreas Säger <ville...@t-online.de> --- This complete lack of competence together with automated [NEEDINFO] messages for 6 of my issues that could not be confirmed due to a lack of competence was the reason why I quit supporting LibreOffice. Here we go again with LO 3.5 (the one from Ubuntu 12.4 is the only one I still have at hand): 1) File>New>Database ... [any settings, any connection or new database]... In the following steps I assume a file name MyDB.odb 2a) Tools>Macros>Organize>Basic... 2b) select the new database document MyDB.odb (_not_ "LibreOffice" nor "My Macros") 2c) Click the new button, confirm the defaults, save the document and close the document. Document MyDB.odb has a librariy named "Standard" with a module named "Module1" containing an blank macro skeleton named "Main". 3) Save the document, close the document. 4) Reload the document and notice the macro warning (unless you saved MyDB.odb in a trusted directory). 5a) Tools>Macros>Organize>Basic...[Organize...], tab "Modules". 5b) Select the document MyDB.odb, the library "Standard" therein and its "Module1" 5c) click the "Delete" button and confirm deletion The module disappears from the macro organizer. 6) Close the organizer, save the document, close the document. 7) Reload the document and notice the macro warning (unless you saved in a trusted directory). 8) Tools>Macros>Organize>Basic...[Organize...], tab "Modules", MyDB.odb->Standard->Module1 Yes, the module we deleted is still there. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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