On Sun, 2007-02-04 at 08:48 +0100, Hagar de l'Est wrote:
> > The pics have DISAPPEARED - nowhere to be found in the document. Upon
> > further investigation if I click where the picture USED TO BE, an
> > outline appears and I can bring up the picture panel. If I go to the
> > picture panel it shows a thumbnail of the picture BUT THE PICTURE DOES
> > NOT DISPLAY AT ALL (plus the caption is now at the top of the pic
> > instead of at the bottom where it was originally).
> 
> Even modifying the size % doesn't improve the situation ?
> If you copy the file, open it with an archive manager and look into the 
> /Pictures folder, do you see your pics ? If not, then, bad luck.
> 
> > WHY would a pic inserted in a frame JUST disappear from the document?
> > The pic was anchored to the frame. Pics disappearing from frames they
> > are anchored to appears to happen randomly BUT OFTEN enough to be of
> > concern. The pic is "there" in a way but won't display on screen or when
> > printed or output to a pdf.
> 
> For pictures, I think that the more robust method is to insert them in a 
> table, this way, 

> there is no wrapping/anchoring issue with text. Note that a caption 
> automatically 

> inserts a frame around the picture. Inserting a picture in a frame and 

> again in another frame may lead to problems.
> 
> Do you save in .odt or .doc ? There ARE problems with pictures in frames for 
> .doc.
> 
> Hagar.

Thanks for the info. However, I'm not placing the pics in a frame and
then in another frame. Each pic is inserted into one frame. Then I
caption the frame. The pic is anchored to the frame. I do this manually.
If you select autocaption, I believe it does the same thing. I've never
heard of inserting pics into a table (I guess you mean a 1x1 table. Is
this the officially recommended way of handling pictures with captions?

Also, I'm only using .odt files.

I believe a frame is only inserted around a pic if you use autocaption.
If you don't use autocaption I believe it justs places a caption above
or below the pic.

Rick


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