Created attachment 107632 [details] source ODP file I've got a sample 1 page slide that when exported to PDF causes the resulting PDF to have some strange vertical band running down the middle. I've verified this behavior in Windows LibreOffice Impress (version 4.3.1.2) and Debian's LibreOffice Impress (4.3.2.2.0+ Build ID: 430m0(Build:2)).
Created attachment 107633 [details] exported PDF results showing vertical band
CONFIRMED on LO 4.3.2.2 + Ubuntu 14.04 (In reply to Joel from comment #0) > I've got a sample 1 page slide that when exported to PDF causes the > resulting PDF to have some strange vertical band running down the middle. Exported PDF has a vertical red band that does not appear on the slide in editing or presenting mode. Status -> NEW
Created attachment 107644 [details] confirming on 4.3.3.1
Created attachment 107645 [details] Export to PDF sort of OK on 4.4.0
Created attachment 107646 [details] Current master 4.4.0alpha0+ has fairly clean result with PS print rather than export
Issue appears to be the SVG layer holding the vertical gradient on both the title bar and the page bar is not being rendered during Export to PDF at the same width as the underlaying SVG horizontal bars. It is just very exaggerated on the title bar. Things seem much better in current 4.4.0, but not perfect--but that could be an issue on Windows rather than a Linux. Any better there with current build of master? Personally I'd say Resolved Fixed in master.
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Looks good with 4.4.5.2-8-fc22.