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Why don't you keep the PDF file separate and create hyper links in the odt file?The reason importing pdf is of interest, is for the need to include a copy of an email conversation as a source in my thesis. I chose to instead cut and paste (with some heavy editing afterwords), but being able to insert a pdf-document would be excellent, as this would allow for text to be just that: text.
Because, as it is a thesis, it needs to be a single document.
mgroenescheij wrote:Normally you analyze first your problem and then select the tool that can do the job. I have the feeling that you started with selecting a tool (OpenOffice) and then complain that the tool doesn't meet your requirements.
If you export your thesis into a PDF document you are able to insert the PDF from your emails into your thesis as an appendix, this way you have everything into one document.
All you need to do is creating the hyperlinks in your PDF document.
In other words there is always more than one way to solve your problems.
musikai wrote:If you want to have no pixelation at all you can use svg as image format.
Just so no one wonders: I circumvened the PDF import by sending the desired email to print, then copying the contents of the new tab for pasting into the appendix document;
I have no need to import PDFs at the moment, but it will surely be useful at a later time to find a good way to do this (avoiding all this tweaking and the less than desirable table layout).
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