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--- Comment #14 from Muhammet Kara <muhammet.kara@collabora.com> ---
(In reply to Muhammet Kara from comment #13)
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #12)
(In reply to Daniel Grigoras from comment #7)
The use case that urged me to find a solution to this is the need to
anonymize thousands of pages of content.

We introduced the redaction feature that might do the trick together with a
macro. Or shall we add a feature, Muhammet?

Redaction feature doesn't handle graphics currently, but yes it can be
exploited to also redact graphics by using a macro.

If the content to be redacted has only graphics, a macro can do it with or
without the redaction feature. If the content also has text elements, then a
macro + redaction feature would be a nice combo.

That way, you can keep the original content, and share the
redacted/anonymized content only.

(Technical tip for a macro writer: go through all shapes/images, and place a
rectangle on top of them with the exact same size & position, and name each
rectangle as "RectangleRedactionShape", and leave the rest to the redaction
feature)

OTOH, I wouldn't call it an invalid request to add an "Images" option to the
Predefined targets of the Auto-Redact Dialog.

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