Hi!
    I think that antialiasing of inserted bitmaps when printing in OODraw would
be a very helpfull improvment.   Let me explain my arguments against
"http://sw.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=issues&msgNo=71237".
    Althougt Gimp and others don't have antialiasing when printing, it is easy
to simulate antialiasing by resizing a picture.  At present, in order to get
antialising, the best way to go seems:
1) Run the Gimp and copy the picture from the OODraw to the Gimp through the
clipboard.
2) Resize the picture with the Gimp.
3a) Either copy the pictute from the Gimp to the OODraw throuh the clipboard,
which hangs my PC for about 5 minutes and results in a huge object in OODraw
OR
3b) copy the picture throught a temporary jpg file.

My "ABC" project which is 10MB would grow at least to 40MB. Even saving a 10MB
project takes several seconds on my PC ( HDD 10GB, UDMA33, NTFS ). Moreover,
resizing 360 pictures in my "ABC" in that way would take many hours.

Thus, I think that it would be beneficial to have antialiasing when printing to
minimize the project size and maximize effeciency, and it could be either a
project option, a picture option, or both.
           
Thank you in advance,
Boris Toloknov