Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 68305
Possibility to compress images inside Presentation document
Last modified: 2007-06-05 12:17:30 UTC
Hi, I'm producing and sending a lot of presentation documents , with many pictures enclosed and I think it would be quite nice to implement inside Open Office a command allowing the user to compress all the images in a document (while keeping the .odp or .ppt format, the colleague receiving this document may have to work on it too ) congratulations for all the work done on OO , although some improvements are possible it is a wonderful office suite JP Lubowicki
Reassigned.
I have written a Linux shell script for ODF (and SX*) compaction. This should be able to take a lot off of a presentation with lots of images. I thought this would be an easier option than a macro in OOo but that would also be possible so long as the external programs that are required are also installed. All of these programs are open source. If there is ever to be an option in OOo for reducing file sizes, this might help: http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=27452&highlight=
Hi, This 'compress image' button should be present in the image toolbar in all applications not only in Impress. We have some users making complex document with images ... and often very large image ( 5megaPixel camera !!!). They reduce image size in OOo ....but image weight is always the same .... making very heavy document. They don't know how to use Gimp, or something like that, to optimise images ... so a compress/optimize option will be really a good thing.... ( to reduce the image to the size used in the document instead of the original size )... It will be less painful for them to forgot this damned M...ft which has this magic button. Sorry for my english ... and many thanks for all your work...
duplicate of issue 26212 ?
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flagging as duplicate *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 15379 ***
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