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Hello Christian,

thanks for your reply.
That was the kind of easy trick I was looking for :)

It worked perfectly for a simple test-presentation. But unfortunately it
didn't work with the other presentation with content.
It seems for me that the links in the document are still handled as absolute
paths and are never changed. 

You mentioned that libreoffice uses relative paths when pictures and
documents are located on the same filesystem. I tried a lot around since I
have lots of symbolic links on my filesystem. Maybe they are causing this
behaviour. 

But I still haven't understood why it works for one document and not for the
other.

Do you know if libreoffice falls back to relative paths when the file were
once separated on two filesystems and are then put onto the same filesystem
again?

Thanks a lot

Greetings Michael

Just for Information: 
I'm using Debian squeeze and LibreOffice 3.3.1 (OOO330m19 (Build:8) tag
libreoffice-3.3.1.2 )



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