James Greenidge wrote:
On 11/28/10 10:04 AM, Daniel Lewis wrote:
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den 2010-11-28 15:03:15 skrev James Greenidge <[email protected]>:
A Write document is corrupt but I can use Stuffit to open it and
get at the files but I can't find the very important images. Does
OOo store then as PNG or PICT or JPG? Also, does OOo convert image
files pasted into a Write doc?
Thanks!
Are your images in your writer document or are they linked to from
writer? If the latter, there are no images in the ODF. Otherwise I
guess OpenOffice.org Writer stores them in their original format in
a separate folder (”Images”?), but I'm not 100 % sure about that.
The images are stored in their own folder within the odf file. This
folder is named Picture. As mentioned by the previous poster, the
images are stored in the odf file only if they have been embedded
into the writer document. If you had chosen to only link the images,
the ODF file will only contain a link to where the images were
located when you made the link to the images.
Dan
Thanks for the swift answer!
I found several files in "Pictures" folder which have several files
with long random numbers as filenames which my Mac image readers won't
even list. Are they real image files and are they PNG or PICT or JPG
and MOV like my image readers are expecting?
They are real images. I save an embedded picture (JPEG file) in a Writer
document. When I unzipped the document, the file in the Picture folder
contained a JPEG file. When I did the same thing when embedding a PNG
picture in a Writer document, the Picture folder contained a PNG file.
My conclusion: the image files in the Picture folder are the image
formats as the image format of the image embedded in the Writer document.
Dan
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