Inserting images

You can easily insert drawings or pictures, called graphics, into any Corel Office for Java document. To move an inserted graphic, drag it to the new location. Corel Office for Java inserts graphics in .GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) and .JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) formats.

When you insert a graphic, Corel Office for Java creates a pointer to the graphic, but doesn't actually store the graphic in your document. Instead, Corel Office for Java displays a copy of the referenced graphic where you want it to appear. This feature is useful when you want to share graphics files or when you need to update your files regularly.

If you move your document to another location (e.g., the network, another computer, etc.), you need to include all of the linked graphics files in the same file structure you used on your system. Otherwise, the references are no longer valid and your document's graphics will not display.

Additional features for editing graphics are available in Corel WordPerfect for Java (e.g., background colors, image resampling, etc.). To take advantage of these commands in a Corel Quattro Pro for Java notebook, simply insert a WordPerfect for Java component and insert the graphic within that component.

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To insert an image

To replace an image

To move or size an image component

To insert a Corel WordPerfect for Java component

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Inserting Corel Office for Java components