Public bug reported:
To recreate this bug:
1) Open Open Office.org Draw
2) Make sure that snap lines are visible from the view menu.
3) Insert a snap line (Insert->Insert Snap Point/Line...)
4) There are two minor variations on the bug:
a) Right click the snap line, and choose "Edit Snap Line..." from the drop down
menu. Type in a new value, and click "OK"... this will actually create a NEW
snap line, and leave the old one where it was. This is not a drawing error
(though OOo is full of those) - both the old and new snap lines are hot zones,
and things still snap to both of them.
b) Right click the snap line, and choose "Delete Snap Line" from the drop down
menu. The snap line will just remain where it is.
I've tried saving the file and reopening it... Inserting new pages, etc.
etc. but the problem is persistent. Once you have a snap line in OOo
Draw, it's currently there forever, and the only way to move it in
manually. That's totally unnacceptable for the kind of precise DTP work
I want to use it for (things need to be exactly where I want them on the
page, exactly in line for printing and aesthetic purposes).
** Affects: openoffice
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: openoffice
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Snap lines not deleting in OOo Draw
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/310910
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