Tip
When collaborating with a team on a large, multi-page publication, it may
be beneficial to give graphics, figures, and other objects meaningful
names and descriptions to aid in clear communication.
Flip
Flips the image either horizontally or vertically.
Assign Macro
Adds programmable functionality to the image. Calc provides rich macro
functionality. Macros are introduced in Chapter 12 (Calc Macros).
Group
To group images:
1) Select one image, then hold down the Shift key and click in turn on each of the
others that you want to include in the group. The invisible “bounding box”
(with the 8 green handles) expands to include all the selected images.
2) With the images selected, choose Format > Group > Group from the menu
bar.
Or hover the mouse pointer over one of the images. When the pointer changes
shape from an arrow to a hand, right-click and choose Group > Group from
the pop-up menu.
Note
You cannot include drawing objects in a group with pictures.
After images are grouped, the context menu provides other choices (Ungroup and
Edit Group) and the Format > Group menu includes Ungroup and Enter Group.
For more information about grouping, see the Draw Guide.
Using Calc’s drawing tools
Calc, like the other components of OOo, has a range of tools to create custom
drawings. This chapter covers the default options in Calc. For a more detailed
explanation of the drawing tools and their uses, see the Draw Guide.
In general, if you need to create complex drawings, it is recommended to use
OpenOffice.org Draw or another drawing program.
To begin using the drawing tools, choose View > Toolbars > Drawing. The Drawing
toolbar appears at the bottom of the screen. You can tear off this toolbar and move it
to a convenient place on the window.
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