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Note

“Further objects” is only available under a Windows operating

system. It does not appear in the list under any other system.

3) Click OK. An empty container is placed in the slide.

4) Double-click on the OLE object to enter the edit mode of the

object. The application devoted to handling that type of file will

open the object.

Note

If the object inserted is handled by OpenOffice.org, then the

transition to the program to manipulate the object will be

seamless; in other cases the object opens in a new window and

an option in the File menu becomes available to update the

object you inserted.

To insert an existing object:

1) Select Insert > Object > OLE object from the main menu.

2) In the Insert OLE Object dialog box (Figure 141), select Create

from file. The dialog box changes to look like Figure 142.

3) To insert the object as a link, select the Link to file checkbox.

Otherwise, the object will be embedded.

4) Click Search, select the required file in the file window, then

click Open. A section of the inserted file is shown on the slide.

Figure 142: Inserting an object as a link

Other OLE objects

Under Windows, the Insert OLE Object dialog box has an extra entry,

Further objects, as shown in Figure 141.

1) Double-click on the entry Further objects to open the dialog box

shown in Figure 143.

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