Hi,
I still don't think I quite understand what you are trying to
achieve. How are you uploading the file to your webserver? FTP? SFTP?
or some propriety method?
When you say you want to "put the video on the background" do you
mean the background of your Impress file or the background of your
website?
I don't think you can put videos on web page backgrounds and in any
case it would make the page very slow to load and would by anyone's
standards look confusing and cluttered.
Your webserver should allow to you put any type of file that you so
wish in your webspace, but an odg file will not be able to be
displayed within a page. I am not quite sure where this notion of an
odg file comes from anyway, Impress' native format is odp.
I don't wish to offend you but it does seem that your first language
is not English, and your website contains French adverts on it. I
really hope we can help you with this problem but are you sure you
wouldn't rather discuss it on a French list?
Tom
On 26 Feb 2007, at 18:58, dodie sindie wrote:
hi Dan
my language is english.
Let me try to explain I have downloaded Openoffice to help with
my website
,
http://www.dodie-and-sindie.com You can take a look so you can
see the
yourself,
As you can see on my Website I have Videos And i would like to do
is to
make a video
in impress on background , to put the video on the background And
then I
exported
This to my pc then I up loaded To my website it told me I can
not Upload
This file
As The webserver does not support odg File .
I have tried other File types will not work .
I hope you understand me now.
now
On 2/26/07, Dan Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dodie: It is a little hard to understand what you want to do. If
you would prefer to explain what you want in your native language, we
need to know what your native language is. Then we can guide you to a
mailing list in which you could explain what you want in your native
language and receive answers in that language.
Dan
On Monday February 26 2007 8:14 am, dodie sindie wrote:
> Thank you for your help so far, it not to do with drawing its to
> do with It imprass And how to put The movie onto a template or
> layout .When I try to say you've The layout I have a choice Of odg
> File only And my website provider Does not accept odg Format Can
> you please tell me how to delete As I feel And I know That A
> openoffice.org this is a very good And I would like to use it all
> the time For my website .
>
>
> Steve
>
> On 2/24/07, Dan Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Friday February 23 2007 3:31 am, dodiesindie2006 wrote:
> > > Dear openoffice
> > >
> > > I have a little problem Which you may be able to help me out i
> > > have downloaded Openoffice.org v2.0.1 But I can not Upload
> > > files to my website if it is a odg file .How do I change this
> > > So I can upload file .Can you help me .
> > >
> > > Yours sincerely
> > >
> > > Steve
> >
> > The way to do this is to export the file rather than save
> > it. File > Export will do this. The Default format for exporting
> > a drawing is .png. If you want to use another format for your
> > drawings, change the File type to the one you want. (There are 21
> > file types in that drop down list.)
> >
> > Dan
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