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I needed to export some graphs created in Open-office Spreadsheet program to high quality (vector) PDF to include in a LaTeX document. Many attempts did not work out well. Here's what Worked (with Open Office 3.2.0) | I needed to export some graphs created in Open-office Spreadsheet program to high quality (vector) PDF to include in a LaTeX document. Many attempts did not work out well. Here's what Worked (with Open Office 3.2.0) | ||
# Copy the graph to clipboard | |||
# Paste it as "Star object descriptor (XML)" (Use paste special) in a new document of Open Office Drawing Program. | |||
# Resize the paper to fit the chart | |||
# Export as PDF | |||
Latest revision as of 18:49, 7 February 2011
I needed to export some graphs created in Open-office Spreadsheet program to high quality (vector) PDF to include in a LaTeX document. Many attempts did not work out well. Here's what Worked (with Open Office 3.2.0)
- Copy the graph to clipboard
- Paste it as "Star object descriptor (XML)" (Use paste special) in a new document of Open Office Drawing Program.
- Resize the paper to fit the chart
- Export as PDF
