> Prior to Version 2.0: > 1.Embedding a drawing via the menus necessitates the drawing to be added > as an OLE object. (Isn't OLE an Microsoft invention ?). What is wrong > with adding an OO Drawing item on the menu?
OLE was a MS invention - so? You could add a drawing item using the menu options - You could configure your menu options to make it simpler than how it works out of the box. Or you could use the standard menu option of insert > OLE object, then select 'drawing' from the list of options. > 2 Even when the page sizes an margins had been careful set to be > equivalent between OO Write and Drawing, inserting via menus or using > the CTRL C / CRTL V combination always distorted the drawing. i.e. the > size was incorrect, the aspect ratio had been changed. I agree that initially when you insert a 'draw' file (as an OLE) there is some movement that is required to get it to display as required - however I've not seen any 'distortion' that cannot be resolved. I've found that this happens for OLE inserts and is not just OOo. > With Version 2.0: > Still the same problems with a added feature. Copying and Pasting from > an OO drawing to a Document using CTRL C/ CTRL V removes all the text > formatting from the drawing and changes it into Times New Roman. Not on my install. Just tried to replicate and couldn't. If you can replicate however, it may be worth filing a bug report with the specifics of your OS, OOo version, etc... /paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
