Thanks Russell, Dan.

Would it not make sense for graphics to be linked to their sources so they don't increase the file size unnecessarily (unless you want to transport the document, of course, in which case you would want to include them in the file) while at the same time being able to redirect the path to the source for cases where you have to move things around in the hard disk hierarchy?

Alex.

On Apr 19, 2005, at 14:30, Dan Lewis wrote:

On Tuesday 19 April 2005 02:53 am, Alex Zachopoulos wrote:
I am using X11 on Panther (MacOS X 10.3.8) and OOo 1.1.1 (I know,
it's not the latest one available...)

The problem I have is caused when, after I create a new Write
document, on my template which has a full page graphic for a
background, and I also insert my scanned signature, I then go on to
file my new document in its proper directory, only to discover that,
when I re-open it, the graphics (background image as well as inserted
signature) are not read, and all I see is the signature placeholder
with no graphics whatsoever. Nothing at all shows instead of the
first page background image.

Is there a way to avoid this? Can I instruct OOo to re-read the
graphics from their source files? I am little confused, because I see
that the filename and path have been preserved within the signature
placeholder. All that's changed is the location of the Write document
itself, so why can it not go to the path it knows already and read
the signature?

Thanks, people.

     There are two possibilities. First, the Write document is only
looking within the folder to which you moved it.
     Secondly, the graphics have been turned off. (On my system, the
Graphics On/Off icon is in the Main toolbar on the left side of the
window. It is next to the bottom of that toolbar. Click on this icon to
see if this is the case. If so, the graphics should re-appear. If not,
there is a problem with the links you created.
     A better way would be to create the document without the links.
When inserting a graphic, leave the "Link" box unchecked. The graphic
then becomes a part of the Writer document. This is more likely the
problem. You should probably do this for your template first.

Dan

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