Hi,When you choose File> Export as pdf... a new window appears and on the right there is one chceckbox that says "Annotated pdf". Choose it. I am not sure about the english name of that checkbos as I am using LO in Portuguese.
All the best. O. www.orlandofigueiredo.net LinkedIn/facebook/skype/twitter: of1967 Em 17-10-2012 10:05, rost52 escreveu:
What do I need to do, to get a pdf-file via file/export to pdf so I can add comments into the pdf-document?On 17.10.2012 17:55, Orlando Figueiredo wrote:Thx rost52.I am familiar with the LO pdf export options. If you choose File>Export as PDF... you have all the options that you need to make a good commentable pdf.All the best O. www.orlandofigueiredo.net LinkedIn/facebook/skype/twitter: of1967 Em 17-10-2012 02:03, rost52 escreveu:I think the pdf is really the best solution. However, your supervisor might want to put comments into the document while reading it. I tested a pdf-document created in writer (LO 3.5.6.2) yesterday but I could not add comments.When I wanted to make the "Comment & Mark UP" toolbar in Adobe Reader (9.5.2) visible, I saw the information "Only available when document rights are enabled". I assume that the rights must be given when you create the pdf-document. I know that LO you can create various types of pdf-documents but I don't know how to set the right for comments & mark ups.Maybe someone else in this community can explain about such rights and there settings.On 17.10.2012 09:28, Orlando Figueiredo wrote:Hi,Thank you all for the suggestion. I think that the PDF solution might be the best way, although I am not sure if it will be peacefully accepted by my supervisor. The worst case scenario will be me constructing a nem file with png images and keeping the original done with draw in a safe file to edit afterwards.We will see. Thx again, Orlando www.orlandofigueiredo.net LinkedIn/facebook/skype/twitter: of1967 Em 16-10-2012 20:49, Steve Edmonds escreveu:Also, a pdf can be marked up/annotated if your supervisor only needs to comment and not actually edit. With a PDF you are also assured that your supervisor will see the exact layout that you see and not have the layout reflowed due to some slight font or other difference (as has happened with me).Steve On 2012-10-17 08:40, anne-ology wrote:sounds like the sensible way to go :-)On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 10:31 AM, Tom Davies <tomdavies04@yahoo.co.uk>wrote:Hi :)How about side-stepping the issue and use File - "Export to Pdf"Does the supervisor need to edit the document? If so it's a non-starter but generally Pdfs are viewed as being more professional. Everyone seesPdfs the same, the layout is the same and everything. Errr, fontssometimes not quite identical unless you print to file and then select Pdf instead of Ps. I think. Anyway Pdf generally gets around that sort of issue. Also LibreOffice has more options for exporting as Pdf, such asdoing uncompressed ones for better quality.Word is really bad with graphics and doesn't have the range of "Anchor to page" and so on that LO has. Also it kinda falls over if it has too manygraphics.Jpg can mess up images a little by making them be a bit swirly but usually it's tolerable. Png tends to be a better format. However by creating aPdf you might even impress your supervisor. Regards from Tom :)lot of images (more than 50 on the 200 pages that the document) have). All images were made with LO Draw. I scanned portions of the documents that I am analysing and glue them with Draw, usually put a line framing the images our group of images when it is ready I select all the objects, group them and copy/past them to writer. Until here everything works smoothly. The problem comes when I try to export the document to a doc word (which I can not avoid has it has to be read by my supervisor and she does not use LO but M$ Office). All the export goes great except for the images that areFrom: Orlando Figueiredo <of1967@gmail.com> To: Libreoffice Global List <users@global.libreoffice.org> Sent: Tuesday, 16 October 2012, 15:19 Subject: [libreoffice-users] Images and *doc export Hello,I am writing a long document (my thesis) using LibreOffice and I have anot exported and do not appear in the *doc document.Can anyone help me with this? I understand that I can go to LO Draw, savethe images as jpg and insert them in the Writer document, but if it is possible to solve this in another way that does not give me more stupidwork to do I would appreciate.Thank you all. Orlando Figueiredo -- www.orlandofigueiredo.net
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