Further to Eyal's very on point write-up, two other avenues:
1. Install the Collabora Online product, or *better* persuade your
company to invest in annual licensing of Collabora Online for users like
yourself that are on non-MS supported platforms. Collabora is responsive
to user suggestions.
LO is not exactly "run by volunteers" - it's more complicated than that.
Officially, it's run by a foundation - The Document Foundation. The
foundation has some salaried staff (most of whom don't do development,
but other kinds of work for running the project); and elected officials
in different b
Hey, all -
I finally got a response on my bug report. Seems like this bug has been
known for 11 years.
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47825
Now, I get that LO is run by volunteers. I am not upset. But I would
definitely love to get this fixed. I see a BUNCH of folks on t
PDF.
- Robert
From: James
Sent: May 19, 2023 18:53
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Subject: [libreoffice-users] LibreOffice Impress and Speaker's Notes With pptx
Files
Can PowerPoint save to something like docx?
I think that is a more opensource file format.
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I think that is a more opensource file format.
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All -
I use Impress at work because I'm a Linux user in a sea of Windows and
Mac folks. My company distributes Power Point .pptx files. When I open
them in Impress, there are a number of glitches, but the worst is that
the speaker notes get mangled.
I posted some sanitized pix to https://img
