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So now I copy and paste it into Paint, and it STILL looks horrendously low res and like nothing compared to the original chart in Calc/Draw. What the? "Paste special"? "Metadata"? I just want to save a simple pic, is that so ridiculously technical? Anyways, I go on and do that. So I read about saving the file and doing all this stuff - which seems ridiculously unnecessary - like exporting it to OpenOffice Draw and then using "paste special" and pasting it as a metadata file. What I'll do is resize the chart to a big size like 10 or even 20 inches across.NO DICE.It still looks horrendously low-res when I copy and paste it in Paint. OK, so I'll resize it to 1280x720.NO DICE.You can only size images according to dimensions like inches, etc. Maybe my chart in Calc is too small and that's why it looks terrible in Paint (even though it looks fine in Calc). NO DICE.If I do that then the chart looks horrendous as if it's some chart that was designed on a DOS computer back in the 1980s. No big deal, I'll just quickly copy and paste the image into Paint and then save it from there.

Logically, you'd think that once you click on the chart, there would be a "save"/"save as" button just like when you go online and can right-click any image you see and simply save it on your PC and, voila, done. Home | About OpenOffice.All I want to do is save a chart I created in Calc so that I can upload it online, or print it, or whatever, I just want to save it as it's own separate image.ġ. Now you can enter new data, or copy current data into the new row or column on the spreadsheet. A new blank column will appear to the left of the column that was originally selected. Left-Click the Insert menu and select Column. To add a column to the spreadsheet, select any cell in the column to the right of where the new column will be.

A new blank row will appear above the row that was originally selected. Left-click the Insert menu and select Rows. To add a row to the spreadsheet, select any cell in the row below where the new row will be. This section will describe how to do this.