How to convert ODT to HTML with Images (png,jpg,...)?
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When you say external do you mean you are using links in the original document?
I prefer by far command line, but still today, there aren't much tools in Linux for that. Libreoffice is rather GUI oriented, by chance, in spite of small possibilities of comamnd line inputs, as stated above.
I want to have external images, not embedded into a htmlg messy code, but external.
This way I can make my own latex document out of the ODT file.
That is what I was saying. If you fully read the link, supposedly the latest fresh versions of LibreOffice save the images as separate files, as opposed to embedding them in the HTML.
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The newer versions of Writer create one .html file with gobs of .jpg files with long names with long strings of numbers in them
That is what I was saying. If you fully read the link, supposedly the latest fresh versions of LibreOffice save the images as separate files, as opposed to embedding them in the HTML.
hopefully, which means that I have to upgrade to testing a linux distro.
I am experimenting libreoffice + writer2latex, in the menu, export > which actually a possible workaround.
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