Created attachment 96156 [details] Test case Compare the look of the attached file opening it with Word and with LibreOffice; the rotation value is different.
Created attachment 96157 [details] Side-by-side comparison
I opened the document with Word 2007 (which uses VML for the shapes) and the UI says the shape rotation value is 329. The rotation value inside the document is: rotation:-2050306fd I did some changes to the document and saved it again. The newly generated document says: rotation:329 The "fd" modifier is the key but I don't know what it means and I find no examples nor references in the VML definition. 2.050306 radians are 117.47 degrees, which is a "similar" angle... I think I generated this document with Office 2007, which usually saves the rotation in degrees, so this is a bit weird :P
(In reply to comment #2) > I think I generated this document with Office 2007, which usually saves the > rotation in degrees, so this is a bit weird :P Now I know how it happened: I opened a Word 2010 document (like attachment #96913 [details]) with Word 2007 and saved it with a different name. It stored the DML shape as VML but with that weird angle format. If you edit the angle of the shape and save again, it will be saved in degrees.
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