Import an image using the clipboard – Nisus Writer Pro User Manual

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Importing Images

Graphics: Images and Shapes

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The Image… variant of the Open dialog with Link to File checked

4. Check Include copy of Image in document to store image data itself in the Nisus Writer Pro

file which is used as a backup.

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Checking Include copy of image in document creates a larger Nisus Writer Pro file.

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If you uncheck!Include copy of image in document, the Nisus Writer Pro rtf file stores only
the original image’s file path. That means no image will be displayed if:

the original image file has been deleted, moved, or otherwise goes missing

you send the document to another machine where the path is not valid.

5. Click Open.

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You can link an inserted image to its original file path. These linked images update automatically if
the file changes on disk. Double-clicking a linked image opens the original file in an external
application. See also “Using LinkBack” on page 421 to learn about editing your images in their
original applications.

LinkBack (normally) embeds information inside an image that lets you edit the original
image. This depends on your having the originating application, not necessarily a file on
disk somewhere.

On the other hand, Link to File embeds a file path in the inserted image (or just a file path
and no image data). This depends on your keeping the original image on disk.

Import an image using the Clipboard

1. Select the image in another application, and choose the menu command Edit > Copy.
2. Open your Nisus Writer Pro document and choose the menu command Edit > Paste.

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