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Revision as of 14:09, 7 November 2007
Inserting objects into a document
You can copy or link an object from the Gallery into a document. The difference is that a linked object can be updated in your document if the object is changed in the Gallery, simply by updating the link.
To insert an object:
- Choose Tools > Gallery and select a theme.
- Select an object with a single click, then drag and drop the object into the document. (See Figure 3.)
Figure 3: Copying a graphic object from the Gallery into a document.
You also can right-click on the object to open the context menu and select Insert > Copy.
Inserting objects as links
To insert an object as a link:
- Choose Tools > Gallery and select a theme.
- Select an object with a single click, then while pressing the Shift and Ctrl keys, drag and drop the object into the document.
Inserting an object as a background
To insert an object as the background to a page or paragraph:
- Choose Tools > Gallery and select a theme.
- Select an object with a single click, right-click on the object and choose Insert > Background > Page or Paragraph.
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