At 19:56 09/09/2014 +0100, Tom Davies wrote:
On 9 September 2014 14:58, Dave Boland wrote:
I did a drawing using Draw, then exported to PDF. The PDF had some
extraneous objects in it, so I was trying to figure out where they
came from. The first step is to see if there are any objects that
are hidden (behind something else, or a color the same as the
background, etc.) in the source drawing. How do I do that? Select
All doesn't seem to help.
Perhaps;
1. create a copy of the file
2. rename the file-ending from .ods to .zip
3. open with an archive-manager (on Gnu&Linux you might be able to
skip step 2 but if not then just double-clicking on the .zip should open it)
4. inside the zipfile is a folder called something like "images".
5. open each image in turn until you find the bad ones and delete them
But these are (presumably) Draw objects, not images.
Brian Barker
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