Comment 6 for bug 191606

Please, try this simple procedure:

1) open ooffice-impress with the dark theme (e.g. Serenity::OuterSpace)

2) create a new empty presentation

3) insert some text in the slide (it should appear white on a black background)

4) try to change the text color

it won't change but stays white until you go to View->Color/BW->Color
(but the preview list on the left is always BW)

I also tried to play with "Automatically recognize high contrast scheme" in the options but it seems to have no effect.

Moreover if you select Grayscale or BW in "View->Color/BW" menu, it won't return to the initial "white text on black background" state. It doesn't seems normal to me!

Tried both on debian-sid and kubuntu.

Roberto.

Chris Cheney <email address hidden> ha scritto: Roberto,

It seems to work for me in presentation when creating my own
presentation, I don't have any .ppt or .odp files to test with. One
thing that might make a difference is that background colors on slides
is usually set to 'None' not to white so if using a dark background the
the background of the slide becomes dark as well. Actually on 2.4.0~rc2
setting color mode to black/white makes the slide go completely black on
my system.

I am marking this bug as upstream due to the calc part of the issue.

Chris

** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => Low
     Assignee: Chris Cheney (ccheney) => (unassigned)
       Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

** Summary changed:

- Dark Background, Light Foreground Themes Disable Cell BG Colors
+ [Upstream] [hardy] Dark Background, Light Foreground Themes Disable Cell BG Colors

** Also affects: openoffice
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

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[Upstream] [hardy] Dark Background, Light Foreground Themes Disable Cell BG Colors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191606
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Status in The OpenOffice.org Suite: New
Status in Source Package "openoffice.org" in Ubuntu: Confirmed

Bug description:
When you are using a color scheme with a dark background & light foreground, cell background colors are no longer displayed. For example, try using the "high contrast, inverted" color scheme. Go to "Format Cell" and the color is set there, but you don't see it on the spreadsheet.

Cell background colors should be shown regardless of color scheme type.

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