开放式办公室单元格中的动态（大概）图片
Dynamic(ish) picture in cells in open office
在我的 OO 电子表格中，我有一堆单元格，其中只有一张图片，我从插入->图片->从文件中获得了这些图片。到目前为止，一切都很好。但是现在我想swap硬盘上的镜像文件，下次打开OO文件的时候会显示新 图片。相反，它在内部缓存图像，交换文件什么也不做。谢谢
To create a link to the file containing the image instead of saving a copy of the image in the Calc document, use the Insert picture dialog and select the Link option. The image is then displayed in the document, but when the document is saved, it contains only a reference to the image file¿not the image itself. The document and the image remain as two separate files, and they are merged temporarily only when you open the document again.
Linking an image has two advantages and one disadvantage:
Advantage – Linking can reduce the size of the document when it is saved, because the image file itself is not included. The file size is usually not a problem on a modern computer with a reasonable amount of memory, unless the document includes many large graphics files. Calc can handle quite large files.
Advantage – You can modify the image file separately without changing the
document because the link to the file remains valid, and the modified image will appear when you next open the document. This can be a big advantage if you (or someone else, perhaps, a graphic artist) is updating images.
Disadvantage – If you send the document to someone else, or move it to a different computer, you must also send the image files, or the receiver will not be able to see the linked images. You need to keep track of the location of the images and make sure the recipient knows where to put them on another machine, so the Calc document can find them. For example, you might keep images in a subfolder named Images (under the folder containing the Writer document); the recipient of the Calc file needs to put the images in a subfolder with the same name (under the folder containing the Writer document).
在我的 OO 电子表格中，我有一堆单元格，其中只有一张图片，我从插入->图片->从文件中获得了这些图片。到目前为止，一切都很好。但是现在我想swap硬盘上的镜像文件，下次打开OO文件的时候会显示新 图片。相反，它在内部缓存图像，交换文件什么也不做。谢谢
To create a link to the file containing the image instead of saving a copy of the image in the Calc document, use the Insert picture dialog and select the Link option. The image is then displayed in the document, but when the document is saved, it contains only a reference to the image file¿not the image itself. The document and the image remain as two separate files, and they are merged temporarily only when you open the document again.
Linking an image has two advantages and one disadvantage:
Advantage – Linking can reduce the size of the document when it is saved, because the image file itself is not included. The file size is usually not a problem on a modern computer with a reasonable amount of memory, unless the document includes many large graphics files. Calc can handle quite large files.
Advantage – You can modify the image file separately without changing the document because the link to the file remains valid, and the modified image will appear when you next open the document. This can be a big advantage if you (or someone else, perhaps, a graphic artist) is updating images.
Disadvantage – If you send the document to someone else, or move it to a different computer, you must also send the image files, or the receiver will not be able to see the linked images. You need to keep track of the location of the images and make sure the recipient knows where to put them on another machine, so the Calc document can find them. For example, you might keep images in a subfolder named Images (under the folder containing the Writer document); the recipient of the Calc file needs to put the images in a subfolder with the same name (under the folder containing the Writer document).