[odt]Problem exporting PDF-based images to odt

[odt]Problem exporting PDF-based images to odt

[Torsten Wagner]

One more,

I used

#+CAPTION: Figure text
#+LABEL: fig:pop
#+ATTR_LaTeX: width=10cm placement=[!ht]
#+ATTR_LaTeX:
[[file:fig/anwendung.pdf]]

to add pictures. On the odt export, they appear as links to the PDF
file. The Figure text is missing.
Anything, I am doing wrong. Should I use image formats known by
openoffice? (That would be bad because PDF works very nice for LaTeX).
If so, any chance to run "convert foo.pdf -density 300 foo.png" on the
fly during export (ImageMagick would be a requirement then).
If I get this and the LaTeX fragments right, the export of a rather
complex document works out 99% (well I do not get justify paragraphs
but that needs maybe some tweaking on my side. And there is some way
of having soft carriage returns instead of carriage returns).

Thanks
Torsten

Re: [odt]Problem exporting PDF-based images to odt

[Bastien]

Hi Thorsten,

Torsten Wagner <torsten.wagner@gmail.com> writes:

> One more,
>
> I used
>
> #+CAPTION: Figure text
> #+LABEL: fig:pop
> #+ATTR_LaTeX: width=10cm placement=[!ht]
> #+ATTR_LaTeX:
> [[file:fig/anwendung.pdf]]
>
> to add pictures. On the odt export, they appear as links to the PDF
> file. The Figure text is missing.
> Anything, I am doing wrong. Should I use image formats known by
> openoffice? (That would be bad because PDF works very nice for LaTeX).
> If so, any chance to run "convert foo.pdf -density 300 foo.png" on the
> fly during export (ImageMagick would be a requirement then).
> If I get this and the LaTeX fragments right, the export of a rather
> complex document works out 99% (well I do not get justify paragraphs
> but that needs maybe some tweaking on my side. And there is some way
> of having soft carriage returns instead of carriage returns).

IMO the easiest thing to do would be to convert to .png yourself and to
use the png file in both LaTeX and ODT.

-- 
 Bastien