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[Issue 126132] Copy&Paste of a Frame does not copy title and description

https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126132

Trung Nguyen <tn...@my.fit.edu> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Trung Nguyen <tn...@my.fit.edu> ---
I successfully replicated the bug.
OpenOffice Version: 4.1.2 AOO412m3(Build:9782)  -  Rev. 1709696
Specs:
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Processor: Intel i7 4770k @ 3.5 Ghz
Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 760 
RAM: 8 GB

Steps:
Copy and Paste
1. Open OpenOfiice Writer
2. Create a new document (Ctr + N or go to File -> New -> Text Document)
3. Choose Insert -> Frame 
4. On the “Type” tab, under the “Anchor” section, choose “As Character” then
click OK
5. Right click on the frame then choose “Description”
6. Enter a title and description to the “Title” and “Description” box
accordingly then click OK.
7. Copy the frame (Ctr + v) and paste it on the new document (Ctr + p)
8. Repeat step 5 for both frame
9. Description box of the frame got pasted is empty.
Drag and Drop
1. Open OpenOfiice Writer
2. Create a new document (Ctr + N or go to File -> New -> Text Document)
3. Choose Insert -> Frame 
4. On the “Type” tab, under the “Anchor” section, choose “As Character” then
click OK
5. Right click on the frame then choose “Description”
6. Enter a title and description to the “Title” and “Description” box
accordingly then click OK.
7. Copy by drag the frame (Ctr + drag) and paste it on the document (Ctr +
drop)
8. Repeat step 5 for both frames
9. Description box of the frame got pasted is empty
My follow up test:
Paste to a new document
1. Open OpenOfiice Writer
2. Create a new document (Ctr + N or go to File -> New -> Text Document)
3. Choose Insert -> Frame 
4. On the “Type” tab, under the “Anchor” section, choose “As Character” then
click OK
5. Right click on the frame then choose “Description”
6. Enter a title and description to the “Title” and “Description” box
accordingly then click OK.
7. Create a new document (Ctr + N or go to File -> New -> Text Document)
8. Click on the frame and copy by drag the frame (Ctr + C) and paste it on the
new document (Ctr + V)
9. Repeat step 5 for both frame
10. Description box of the frame got pasted is empty.
Repeat the step above for drag and drop copy get the same result, the pasted
frame is empty.
Try cut (Ctr + X) function:
1. Open OpenOfiice Writer
2. Create a new document (Ctr + N or go to File -> New -> Text Document)
3. Choose Insert -> Frame 
4. On the “Type” tab, under the “Anchor” section, choose “As Character” then
click OK
5. Right click on the frame then choose “Description”
6. Enter a title and description to the “Title” and “Description” box
accordingly then click OK.
9. Click on the frame and copy by drag the frame (Ctr + X) and paste it on the
new document (Ctr + V)
10. Repeat step 5
11. Description box of the frame got pasted is empty.
According to the OpenOffice helps, the description is visible as an alternative
tag for accessibility tools so it should be able to be copy with the frame. But
both cutting and copying the frame lose the description field. This could be
consider as loss of data.

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