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dia-list-bounces gnome org [mailto:dia-list-bounces gnome org] On Behalf Of Rodrigo Ferreira de Souza
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009
4:57 PM
To: discussions about usage and
development of dia
Subject: Re: pasting of dia file
on a MS office application
ok, sorry
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 4:48 PM, Michael Ross <michael e ross gmail com> wrote:
Rodrigo,
I think it is more proper to say that YOU have no need to use screen
dumps. You presume a lot to say that I or anyone else does not.
I mentioned the method because the supplicant wanted a cut-and-paste method,
not an export method. I understand why that is attractive, there are
practical complications to the export of Dia that screen dumps solve to some
extent.
I have been using Dia for a long time and I find this method more efficient for
my needs, particularly if I need to format the diagram for printing in other
software. Or as may be, several different formats for printing the same
diagram in other software plural.
I never need printed output from Dia, and I rarely need an export of it, maybe
if the diagram is to be a tranparent ovelay for Inkscape or something.
The finished product is always within some other software and the diagram is
usually a small part of it. Therefore, I prefer a true WYSIWYG.
Hitting ctrl-print screen to generate a dump for Picasa is less picks in the
long run because I immediately get a photo editor, I do not have to pick a file
name or a location unless I need it. So this method is very
efficient. The same would be true if there was a Windows compliant cut
and paste.
Perhaps the quality of an export is better quality, but this has not been an
issue for me, and is not likely an issue for many people in this time of high
resolution displays. I can put much more onscreen and in higher
resolution than I would ever care to see printed, or placed in a letter sized
document. For example a screen dump of the screen I am looking at is over
5MB. Zoomed in to 400% this screen dump is still very legible though it
is not fine lined. I have ample capability from screen dumps and I
suspect many would feel the same.
Regards,
m
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Rodrigo Ferreira de Souza <rodfersou gmail com>
wrote:
Mike,
There is no need to use an screen dump since DIA can export the file with an
image format. Generally, the quality is better using DIA exporter.
Then you can insert the image at office or openoffice documents.
Regards,
Rodrigo
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Michael Ross <michael e ross gmail com>
wrote:
If I take your desire to
be like the Windows Paste function, I do not believe there is direct way to do
this (Crtl-C, Ctrl-V).
However you can send the screen bitmap to the clipboard by using the Print
Screen button of a Windows OS PC. This screen dump can be added to a
presentation by many means. I use Open Office, not PP, so I have assume
the function is similar, but it may not be....
To add this screen dump to a slide in an OO Presentation, I Insert an OLE
Object, Further Objects, Bitmap Image, in the Picture Editor that comes up I
Paste the clipboard image. The object in the presentation can then be
manipulated within the slide.
I actually use Google Picasa more often for screen captured images than the
clipboard, but the clipboard is always present on a Windows OS PC. In
this case I press Ctrl-Print Screen and Picasa (if it was running previously)
brings the screen bitmap directly into its Screen Capture folder in My
Documents, My Pictures, Picasa. I then use Picasa to crop or otherwise
doctor the image before saving. Then in OO Presntation I would Insert the
imagea as a Picture File. For more indepth image management I would use
Inkscape or Gimp then likewise Insert the image as a Picture File.
You can of course use native functions of Dia to create output (via Export) for
Insert-ion to PP as a Picture File. I think a png format works well for
this, but I again I am only able to use Open Office for testing this. PP
and OO have similarities. I do screen dumps because they are by nature
WYSIWYG; by this manner I am not surprised as I may be using the numerous
export methods.
Mike
Good day... I just would like to ask if there is a ny way to
paste a drawing from dia to a power point (microsoft)? thanks and more power.
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Machine & Product Design - SolidWorks
Data Acquisition & Control - LabVIEW
Finite Element Analysis - Cosmos
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9zmz(+645(\'+%Z3-91.l7+-'])"
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