Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 24047
Insert object as URL/text instead of OLE ie as attachment
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:42:36 UTC
It would be nice if there was a way to insert an object as a URL with specified text instead of being OLE. The object should be a file, and the file needs to be added to the sxw file. Then, when the link is clicked on, a copy of the file should be extracted somewhere and whatever the default application is for that type of files would be started. Alternatively, you could "save" the file to a specified location. Essentially this is the email attachment mechanism, but added to documents instead of email. The use for this is to allow additional information to be added to a document when there isn't really any OLE type mechanism available to support embedding the file directly in the document. It is also useful to allow files to be embedded on Linux and other operating systems that don't support OLE, but may support applications other than the Open Office ones.
Reassigned to BH
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See also Issue 67385
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