The reason they were embedded as Visio images was so the users could double click to edit them. My hopes were that I could find a method to keep the Visio images in there (with the option of editing), but remove the link or whatever is causing the multiple instances of Visio upon opening the file.
If this is not possible I suppose I could try having them paste them in there under a different format. Can you save the images as png using Visio, or would I need a separate software? >>> Randomthots <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/15/05 11:10 AM >>> Robert Volke wrote: > I am using OpenOffice version 109 on an NT box. I have a .doc file that > I saved as .odt so that I could work on it in OpenOffice, and have spent > the time since reformatting so that things looked the way they did > before the conversion. The biggest issue I'm having is the load time is > quite long. I think its related to the many Visio images I have in the > document. If you watch the task manager you will see that a separate > instance of Visio is created for each Visio image in the document. Is > there someway to prevent this? I have tried toying around with the > memory options for graphics as was suggested in previous posts but it > didn't help. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank > you, > > Robert Do the Visio images need to be embedded AS Visio? What I'm wondering is whether you could convert the images to something like png instead. Rod --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
