I tried this just a minute ago:
The two objects can't be grouped in Writer since there is no way to select
them both at the same time. So I tried the same thinn in Draw and it
worked great.
Now I selected the gruop, then Ctrl-C. Now I started Writer and then
Ctrl-V and there it was, grouped and ready for futher treatment. Then I
ungrouped and thought that I was back to the same problem again, but no!
Suddenly I was able to group and ungroup as I liked, in Writer! A bit odd
I think, or maybe not...
Is there really a reason why things work differently in Writer and Draw in
the first place?
--
Johnny
Doug Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev den Sun, 31 Jul 2005
15:38:32 +0200:
(Forgot to copy the OP with my first reply.)
Have you tried using Draw? I think you'll find it does everything you
want with ease.
Doug
Ray Lee wrote:
I am having difficulty trying to create wine labels which is somthing
I can do quite easily in MS Word. Basically I have a bitmap image or
wmf which I insert into a document and resize as required, then
create a text box inside it to put in the words. In MS Word I can
then group the two and copy / paste for as many labels as required
and position them on the page as required.
I am able to create the textbox in Open office within the resized
image, but there doesn't appear to be a way to group the two
together, so that I can copy / paste them as a single object. I
cannot find any reference to this in the help files. Is this
possible, or is it one of the few features of MS Word that has not
been incorporated into open office.
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