On Wednesday 19 February 2003 13:58, Michael Thaler wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 01:49:00PM +0100, JES wrote:
> > A fine solution is to make a the drawing in another KOffice application
> > and then include an object into the KWord document.
> > But the problem I have then, is that when I send my document to someone
> > else and he opens the document, he get confronted with the error
> > "/home/<original user>/doc/inserted_document.kpr doesn't exist".
> > Is there a solution for this ?
>
> Using another KOffice application is fine if you want to import,
> e.g. a complicated eps picture. But if I just want to add a line
> somewhere or an arrow, especially somewhere in the text, this is not
> possible. Would be nice to have this feature. I am thinking about
> lines, rectangles, ellipses, maybe bezier curves which can be directly
> added to the text. To some extend, one can use frames and just chose
> one border as aline, but this is obviously not an elegant solution.

I would like to make something like that. KPresenter can already do it, so it 
would be nice if KWord could it too. However the problem that I have is that 
KPresenter uses objects and KWord frames. That is very similar but not the 
same. I would like to do something but I do not see when I could take time to 
plan and do something like this.

>
> By the way, what about non-rectangular frames? It would be nice to put
> text in an ellipse or so;-)
>
> Take care,
> Michael
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