Putting a photo in a round shape or other
Solved
s_t_s
Posted messages
725
Registration date
Status
Member
Last intervention
-
OOoForum Posted messages 3871 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
OOoForum Posted messages 3871 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Here everything is in the title. I’m stuck with Open Office and for once I honestly prefer Microsoft Office :( I work with children and as part of a Christmas card, I thought about inserting their photo into a circle, heart, or another shape, but I couldn't find an option. Yet in Word, it's so simple to go to "fill," then "image," and choose your file...
Does anyone know a simple solution? I looked online and the proposed solutions are too complicated for me to use with elementary school children.
Does anyone know a simple solution? I looked online and the proposed solutions are too complicated for me to use with elementary school children.
5 answers
-
hello
To try:
Draw the shape
Select the shape
Insert Image
Select image in the shape
Right Click> Fill
Filling tab "bitmap"
-Uncheck "Fit to shape"
-in size: uncheck "original"
--if needed, reduce the % height and width
Note also to consider the draw module for more flexibility in image and shape composition.-
Yes but no. At my place, when I created and then selected the shape and went to the Insert menu, everything is grayed out except for "scanner" and anyway there is only one other section "from a file".
I should specify that I am using Open Office 4.0.0.- Doesn't work either, it copies the photo instead of the shape... Oh well, the only solution I've found is to do it in Word and then copy/paste into Writer. I'll do the manipulation instead of the kids, but it reinforces my belief that Open Office is not ready to replace the Office Suite yet. After all, I know it's a job done by volunteers, I'm not complaining...
- I just downloaded version 4.1.3 and I can now go to Insert > Image > image from file.
However, when I right-click > fill > bitmap, I don’t see any "fit automatically" option... Are you sure you’re not using Libre Office?
Well, thanks anyway, but as I said earlier, I’ll manage another way. Have a great day!
-