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shapes than with 3D bodies, but 3D bodies currently allow for more

customizing than 3D shapes.

See Chapter 7 (Working with 3D Objects) in the Draw Guide for details.

Exporting graphics

To save a Draw image in a foreign format, use File > Export. Draw

can save to many graphic file formats, as listed in Appendix B

(Background Information). You can export the entire file or selected

objects.

You can also export Draw files to HTML, PDF, or Flash. PDF export is

the same as for any part of OpenOffice.org, as described in Chapter 10

(Printing, E-mailing, and Exporting). Flash export creates a .swf file.

HTML export uses a conversion wizard that creates as many web

pages as there are pages in your Draw document. You can optionally

choose to display the pages in frames with a navigator and can set an

index page. For more information, see Chapter 12 (Creating Web

Pages: Saving Documents as HTML Files).

Adding comments to a drawing

Starting with OOo 3.2, Draw supports comments (formerly called

notes) similar to those in Writer and Calc.

Choose Insert > Comment from the menu bar. A small box containing

your initials appears in the upper left-hand corner of the Draw page,

with a larger text box beside it. Draw has automatically added your

name and the date at the bottom of this text box.

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