Hi, I created a document using an openoffice writer in linux. I copied some pictures from web sites, paste to this ducument, then saved as, eg, windows word 2000. When I opened this word document using windows word, the pictures all dispeared. but there were ok if it was open using openoffice writer in linux. how to fix this?
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Yua
On Jan 30, 2008 12:03 AM, Lux Zhang yuanlux@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I created a document using an openoffice writer in linux. I copied some pictures from web sites, paste to this ducument, then saved as, eg, windows word 2000. When I opened this word document using windows word, the pictures all dispeared. but there were ok if it was open using openoffice writer in linux. how to fix this?
Install OpenOffice on the windows machine :)
If you just need to display the document on windows (not edit it), export a PDF from OpenOffice. I usually get very good results with PDF export. Or try saving as XML or an older version of DOC.
Just suggestions...
Chris
On Wed, 2008-01-30 at 18:24 -0600, Chris Mohler wrote:
On Jan 30, 2008 12:03 AM, Lux Zhang yuanlux@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I created a document using an openoffice writer in linux. I copied some pictures from web sites, paste to this ducument, then saved as, eg, windows word 2000. When I opened this word document using windows word, the pictures all dispeared. but there were ok if it was open using openoffice writer in linux. how to fix this?
Install OpenOffice on the windows machine :)
If you just need to display the document on windows (not edit it), export a PDF from OpenOffice. I usually get very good results with PDF export. Or try saving as XML or an older version of DOC.
Did you actually paste the images into the document or did you paste LINKS to the images in the document? If it's links, the images won't show up anywhere except on the same machine they're located on.
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