Educate me... Inserting drawings in Open Office

[alanc]

Hi,
   I,ve got about 30 drawings I would like to end up on 30 pages in a pdf file.
I was going to copy them onto pages in an Open Office text document then print it to a pdf file using PrimoPDF.
The trouble I'm having is that when I copy the drawing by Selecting the frame and drawing, using the Copy button then pasting it into an Open Office text document the lines in the drawing come out a lot thicker.
Is there any other way of getting the drawings into a text file?
I can get each drawing into a pdf format by printing it from dc using PrimoPDF but they will be as 30 pdf files rather than a single pdf file with 30 pages of drawings in it.
Can anyone help?
Regards,
Alan C.

[alanc]

Hi,

     Please don't worry about answering this - I've figured out how to do it.
I open the first drawing and save it with the name aaa. I then print it using PrimoPDF. It creates a pdf file named aaa for the first drawing.
I do the same for the second drawing. Because it now has 2 files of the same name (aaa) it asks if I want to Replace or Append the second file. If I choose Append it creates a 2 page pdf file containing both the first and second drawings.
This process is repeated till all the drawings are done.

Regards,
Alan C.

[williamj]

Alan, glad to hear you got it worked out to your satisfaction. I can't comment on doing PDFs but I have had experience with unsatisfactory results from copy/paste into word processing programs.

My work around would be to copy/paste my selection into a drawing program first, then save in a picture file format (usually PNG) and then paste into my chosen word processor. I have had no more issues with quality since starting this practice.

Thanks for sharing you experience.

[alanc]

Thanks William.
I'm glad I could post something which may be of use rather than asking for advice all the time.

Regards,
Alan