On Wednesday 21 May 2014 09:01:19 PM Virgil Arrington wrote:
I think you've hit the nail on the head in terms of identifying the
challenge for the LO developers. When positioning pictures, you want
them both in a certain place on a page *and* you want certain text
around them -- hence the anchoring option. Getting both is a real
challenge. I think with Bruce's first method, the program (tries to)
preserve the size and position of picture at a given point on the page.
As I added and removed text around the pictures after preserving size
and position, the pictures didn't move. That was what I wanted and, like
I said, it worked well until I got too many pictures (10). Then the
spring sprung.
I wonder:
1. Is the number of pictures the problem? Or was there some way in which the
program was trying to do the impossible -- for instance, keeping a picture in
a position that was too small for it?
2. Could the anchor position have an effect?
3. What if the picture was placed inside a frame, and the frame size and
position protected?
I'm going to see what results I get in answering these questions. I'll post my
results, probably by tomorrow evening.
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