Or if you add a picture and then later delete it, or add a picture and later move it, will cause them to eventually disappear. Then whenever I wanted to add a picture, I would click “Insert,” “Image” and browse for the picture within that specific folder.Īny pictures you drag from the internet or seem to drag in general don’t seem to stick. I added a file on my desktop “Presentation Pics” and threw all the pictures I wanted in my presentation into the file. The solution, however, remains unchanged. I’m not a computer geek or anything so if none of that made sense, I apologize. In Libre, they seem to auto link to wherever they came from. The answer, for me, was that the pictures were all “temporary.” In Power Point, pictures added to a presentation are saved to the presentation separately. My images were disappearing as well if I left the slide show on too long or if I shut off the computer and brought it back up again. So I think I found a solution to the problem. Note that this will lose certain setting information from the file. Open the ODP using an archive manager and remove the Configurations2/ directory. Use manual CNTL+S to regularly save while working on any presentationĬonsider linking rather than embedding images Ensure the first four sub-options are all unchecked (URL options are OK).Tools > Options… > Load/Save > General > Save section
Number of objects 25 to 50 (depending on Memory per object).Memory per object 5 to 10 MB (depending on the size of the embedded images).As always, please take care to ensure any file being tested is firstly backed up and then tested thoroughly for any change / improvement. I am detailing here a few of the settings that may help alleviate the problem. Note that at this point (v4.2-4.3) quite a number of fixes have been made and so the problem is much less severe than it originally was (v3.x-4.1). Since that bug report is now an all-inclusive nightmare covering several known problems (and related fixes). As has indicated in a comment above, this issue with disappearing images in Impress is most likely bug fdo#46447.
0 kommentar(er)
