

That will embed the image instead of linking to it. Hopefully, you'll see something similar to this Click on Edit (on the menuīar) then on Links. NeoOffice, a variant of OpenOffice for older Macs, so the details mightīe a bit different on your version of OpenOffice.ġ) Open your presentation on the computer that has the images.Ģ) Click on the first image to select it. There's a solution, but it's a bit tedious. If you try to use the presentation on a different computer. Image, which minimizes file size but - as you found - causes problems Way - which apparently the extension is using - creates a link to the Memory stick, for instance, and use it on a new computer. Independent of the original image location so you can copy it to a USB

This can result in huge file sizes, but makes the presentation One way imports the image file, adding it right into the presentationįile. Here's what's happening, I think - Impress can use images in two ways: Is there a way to embed the image in the Impress presentation file so that the images show no matter who gets the file? The problem is that if I create an Impress file with this extension and mail the file to anyone the photos do not show. except it did not truly put the image file in the Impress file, only associated the image file to impress. I was looking for an extension to OpenOffice like the one you discuss and it worked great. Simply a user hoping to share my experience with this useful tool.Ī reader of this page emailed me with a question. This add-on and don't have any connection to whomever created it I am One slide for each photo, ready to customize (if desired) and go. in a moment, you'll get a new presentation file, with Image in the File List will show it in the Preview area.Ĭreate Album.

The Insert Empty Slide option will do as it suggests –Ĭreating an empty slide from which you can add text. The Up and Down buttons to change the order in which they willĪppear. Once files appear in the file list, you can use (with the Choose Files option you can use the Ctrl or Shift keys to you can choose a folder or individual files, Using it, however, may not be immediately apparent.

Should open the OpenOffice add-ons manager, adding it to OpenOffice. so you can also get it here - right click on the link and choose Update: there seem to be problems getting it from that 'official' 'batch import' capability is built into Powerpoint, but not into Impress is to create a slideshow from a large set of photos. Like to do with presentation software like Powerpoint or OpenOffice
