What does linked to the frame mean? They have to be stored or linked
to somewhere. Does this mean don't use OOo frames for graphics when
the file has to be exported to Word?
Joe
Johnny Andersson wrote:
OOo is not fully compatible with word, so this kinds of things is
expected.
Pictures are
There are typically two methods of dealing with graphics in a
document. You can embed them or link them. Embedding increases the
file size but the graphics are stored within the document. Linking
graphics's means smaller file sizes and that the person viewing the
document must be able to 'see' the
OOo 1.1.4 (Mandrake 9.1) - Word 2000 (Win 98SE):
I just created my first writer document with a text frame in it. It's 5
pages of text followed by a frame linked to paragraph with four pictures
(jpg) in it.
In OOo/Linux, everything works great. I saved the file in sxw and doc
formats. I
I had to get the doc out the door, so I deleted the graphics from the
doc file. It decreased in size by 1K, so they definitely weren't in there.
Still don't know why.
I still have the sxw file with pictures.
Joe wrote:
OOo 1.1.4 (Mandrake 9.1) - Word 2000 (Win 98SE):
I just created my first
OOo is not fully compatible with word, so this kinds of things is expected.
Pictures are compressed to wmf I think in word, so the more pictures there
is, the more likely that the .doc document is smaller than the .sxw, I
think.
About that your pictures are not visible: When importing them,
