Version: 1.6.0 (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Launch kformula, type a equation, select it (C-a), copy (C-c), go to kword, paste it : an empty equation was pasted. Same thing if I try to paste in kpresenter (empty image). This was working with koffice 1.5 juste before the upgrade.

It works for me, I just copy from KFormula, paste in KWord. If there's no formula frame, it creates one, otherwise it pastes the copied formula.

Using kword 1.6.1 (package from http://kubuntu.org/announcements/koffice-161.php), I still have the problem. Launching kword from the konsole, here is an error message : berti@neptune:~$ kword kword: ERROR: Missing FORMULA tag in FRAMESET kword: WARNING: Unknown frameset supplied! kword: WARNING: KWFrameSet::findAnchor anchor not found (frameset='Formula 1' frameNum=0)

SVN commit 623001 by abeaumont: KFormula uses MathML for copy and paste, reflect it in KWord. BUG: 136711 M +3 -3 KWFormulaFrameSet.cpp M +1 -1 KWView.cpp --- branches/koffice/1.6/koffice/kword/KWFormulaFrameSet.cpp #623000:623001 @@ -298,13 +298,13 @@ connect( formula, SIGNAL( errorMsg( const QString& ) ), this, SLOT( slotErrorMessage( const QString& ) ) ); } - m_doc->formulaDocument()->setCreationStrategy( "Ordinary" ); - if ( !formula->load( formulaElem.firstChild().toElement() ) ) { + m_doc->formulaDocument()->setCreationStrategy( "Oasis" ); + if ( !formula->loadMathML( formulaElem.firstChild().toElement() ) ) { kdError(32001) << "Error loading formula" << endl; } } else { - kdError(32001) << "Missing FORMULA tag in FRAMESET" << endl; + kdError(32001) << "Missing math tag in FRAMESET" << endl; } } --- branches/koffice/1.6/koffice/kword/KWView.cpp #623000:623001 @@ -4113,7 +4113,7 @@ QByteArray data = source->encodedData( KFormula::MimeSource::selectionMimeType() ); QDomDocument formula; formula.setContent( data ); - QDomElement formulaElem = formula.namedItem("KFORMULA").toElement(); + QDomElement formulaElem = formula.namedItem("math").toElement(); frameset->paste( formulaElem ); } KWFrame *frame = new KWFrame(frameset, 0, 0, 10, 10 );