LibreOffice 24.2.2.2
Free cross-platform office suite
| Category: | Productivity |
| Price: | Free |
| Popularity: | High |
| Version String: | 24.2.2.2 |
| Release Date: | 2024-03-22 |
| Architecture: | Intel & AppleSilicon(ARM) |
| Minimum OS: | macOS 11.0.0 |
| Vendor Name: | The Document Foundation |
| Homepage: | www.libreoffice.org |
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Version History 24.2.2.2
fixes in LibreOffice 7.6.6 include:
tdf#101313 Copy-paste a Table With Merged Cells from Writer to Calc: Cells Placed in Wrong Position (Wrong cell offsets) [Noel Grandin]
tdf#131550 Notifications bloating the UI [Heiko Tietze]
tdf#147731 Crash in SwFrameFormat::~SwFrameFormat() [Michael Stahl]
tdf#155663 FILEOPEN RTF Image crop not imported [Michael Stahl]
tdf#155961 cannot access the controls close to vertical scrollbar [Caolán McNamara]
tdf#156830 FILEOPEN PPTX: background image shifts down in presentation mode [Sarper Akdemir]
tdf#157135 LibreOffice 7.6 stalls/crashes under Windows 11 with Norwegian (Bokmål) locale when opening file dialog [Mike Kaganski]
tdf#157158 [UI] Comment arrow drop down is white/light grey when in dark mode [Xisco Fauli]
tdf#158044 RTF import paragraph style attribute handling wrong [Oliver Specht]
tdf#158326 FILTER autofilter seems to convert ß in ss and ignores value [Andreas Heinisch]
tdf#158344 FILEOPEN DOCX Crash on opening file [Miklos Vajna]
tdf#158360 [CRASH] LibreOffice crashes after editing, closing and trying to reopen DOCX file [Balazs Varga]
tdf#158586 FILEOPEN RTF: missing page break [Michael Stahl, Justin Luth]
tdf#158597 FILEOPEN DOCX Numbering in specific file is unexpectedly bold [Michael Stahl]
tdf#158826 FILEOPEN RTF Floating table with image creates unexpected page break [Justin Luth]
tdf#158947 Pasting clipboard contents is not possible under certain circumstances with Wayland [Michael Weghorn]
tdf#158983 FILEOPEN: RTF: 2 page table is displayed in one page [Michael Stahl]
tdf#159015 HANG: scrolling after opening file [Michael Stahl]
tdf#159107 Removing row in footnote's floating table removes whole table (track changes on but not visible) [Miklos Vajna]
tdf#159350 Hiding Options dialog tabpages stopped working [Noel Grandin]
tdf#159373 Crash in: ScTable::HasAttrib(short,long,short,long,HasAttrFlags) [Julien Nabet]
tdf#159420 EDITING Autofilter for empty cells disabled when by Autofilter in other column empty cells filtered out [Xisco Fauli]
tdf#159453 Importing DOCX: Position of frame has gone [Miklos Vajna]
tdf#159502 missing XML2 version [Michael Stahl]
tdf#159566 SVG import: mis-positioned text for specific file [Xisco Fauli]
tdf#159641 TreeView does not repaint correctly while scrolling with PgUp in kf5/gen [Noel Grandin]
tdf#159666 Crash when table and line object are selected at the same time [Xisco Fauli]
tdf#159730 RTF table split document layout [Oliver Specht]
tdf#159730 RTF table split document layout [Oliver Specht]
tdf#159735 Crash when using APSO extension and closing LibreOffice [Michael Weghorn]
tdf#159813 Assertion failed when dragging-and-dropping text [Mike Kaganski]
tdf#159816 Crash in drag-n-drop of multiple paragraphs with a bookmark [Mike Kaganski]
tdf#159854 Trigger text is black on dark grey in Animation sidebar deck (dark mode) [Caolán McNamara]
tdf#159908 LibreOffice crashes when using a constant as a loop variable in BASIC code, leading to data loss. [Mike Kaganski]
tdf#159915 LibreOffice scaled incorrectly when running with KF6 or Qt6 VCL on Wayland [Michael Weghorn]
tdf#159931 Exported pptx cannot be opened in PowerPoint because a referenced part does not exist [Sarper Akdemir]
tdf#159955 When using a custom page number in Writer, the custom page number and the actual sum of pages are switched in the sidebar [Julien Nabet]
tdf#160003 Copying a sheet with chart and pasting to other document's sheet with a different name looses chart [Regina Henschel]
tdf#160180 About box for 24.2 has out of date copyright year [Julien Nabet]
please see https://tdf.io/releaseplan76 for the full list of changes
Description:
What is LibreOffice?
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LibreOffice is a powerful and free office suite, used by millions of people around the world. Its clean interface and feature-rich tools help you unleash your creativity and enhance your productivity. LibreOffice includes several applications that make it the most versatile Free and Open Source office suite on the market: Writer (word processing), Calc (spreadsheets), Impress (presentations), Draw (vector graphics and flowcharts), Base (databases), and Math (formula editing).
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