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This chapter describes how to create your own graphics using the drawing tools available in Impress. It focuses on the most commonly used tools and techniques. | This chapter describes how to create your own graphics using the drawing tools available in Impress. It focuses on the most commonly used tools and techniques. | ||
| − | Impress also contains a number of advanced drawing functions that are rarely used when creating a presentation and are not fully described in this book. To create more advanced graphic objects, the reader is invited to use OpenOffice.org Draw and then to import the graphic object created there into an Impress slide. See the | + | Impress also contains a number of advanced drawing functions that are rarely used when creating a presentation and are not fully described in this book. To create more advanced graphic objects, the reader is invited to use OpenOffice.org Draw and then to import the graphic object created there into an Impress slide. See the [[Documentation/OOoAuthors User Manual/Draw Guide|Draw Guide]] for more details. |
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- Chapter 5: Creating Graphic Objects
- The Drawing toolbar
- Creating lines and shapes
- Working with 3D shapes
- Grouping shapes together
- Arranging shapes
- Flipping shapes
- Aligning shapes
- Alignment using the grid and snap guides
- Converting an object to a different type
- Setting up interaction with a shape or image
- Animating images
- Using Fontwork
This is Chapter 5 of OpenOffice.org 2.x Impress Guide (first edition), produced by the OOoAuthors group. A PDF of this chapter is available from the OOoAuthors Guides page at OpenOffice.org.
Introduction
This chapter describes how to create your own graphics using the drawing tools available in Impress. It focuses on the most commonly used tools and techniques.
Impress also contains a number of advanced drawing functions that are rarely used when creating a presentation and are not fully described in this book. To create more advanced graphic objects, the reader is invited to use OpenOffice.org Draw and then to import the graphic object created there into an Impress slide. See the Draw Guide for more details.
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