Re: [libreoffice-users] [DRAW] from A4 to A3, also objects OLE, how?

hello

i'm understand what your help, thank you
but from site libreoffice havent this information help... need add new cool information with images 
and illustrators ok?
then i close here becuase resolved from thanks you!!



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 Da: Brian Barker <b.m.barker@btinternet.com>
A: users@global.libreoffice.org 
Inviato: Martedì 17 Settembre 2013 13:33
Oggetto: Re: [libreoffice-users] [DRAW] from A4 to A3, also objects OLE, how?
 

At 08:58 17/09/2013 +0100, Manuel Songokuh wrote:
> i did 35 pages with OLE (calc), but the page size is A4, now i need 
> change page size to A3 but i want 2 OLE in 1 page (OLE from page 1 
> and OLE from page 2 TO page 1 of A3 there is 2 ole inside of page 1 
> A3) HO[]W[]?[]
>
> i did try: i changed size from A4 to A3, this worked but i see that 
> 1 ole every unique page,why do not transferred 2 ole every unique page...?

You have discovered that drawings in LibreOffice (perhaps 
understandably) behave differently from text documents.  Whereas text 
flows naturally from one page to another in a text (Writer) document, 
material in a drawing (Draw) document is positioned in individual 
slides and does not flow between them.  The moral, of course, is that 
you need to decide on your final format before positioning material.

But there may be a workaround.  You appear now to want to print the 
A4 images on A3 sheets.  LibreOffice has a "brochure" facility which 
enables you to print images in this way - combining two slides onto 
one page and automatically positioning them so that a resulting stack 
of double-sided A3 sheets will fold into a correctly ordered A4 
booklet with one of your A4 images on each page.

o Return your slide format to A4 and Portrait.
o Print your document with your printer settings at A3 and Landscape.
o To create a brochure, either go to Tools | Options... | LibreOffice 
Draw | Print | Page options and select Brochure, or (on the fly) in 
the Print dialogue, select Options... | Page options | Brochure.

Even if you don't want the slides ordered as for a brochure, you may 
be able to print parts of the document to create the required effect, 
possibly by saving parts of your document as separate documents.  If 
possible, you may wish to install a virtual PDF printer (freeware 
versions are available), so that you can practise to see what happens 
without wasting your nice A3 paper.  Note that LibreOffice's own 
Export as PDF... facility cannot help you here, as this does not 
respect the brochure concept.

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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