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#### 31.2.4.2 Extracting and exporting all WMF images from an OLE object

With the following settings, Mif2Go extracts all WMFs from an OLE object, and exports each to a separate .wmf file:

[GraphExport]

ImportGraphics=Normal

ExportWMFFiles=Yes

; MultipleOLE = No (export only the last WMF image in OLE object), or

; Yes (export all WMFs, with "Xn" suffixes for all but the last)

MultipleOLE=Yes

Set MultipleOLE=Yes only if the single WMF that Mif2Go extracts by default turns out to be the wrong image.

How WMFs from OLE objects are named

When ExportWMFFiles=Yes and MultipleOLE=Yes, each WMF image extracted from an OLE object becomes a .wmf file. Mostly you will get only two or three WMFs. The last WMF extracted is the default file, and keeps the original graphic file name; for example, aa123456.wmf (see §5.3 Identifying files and objects). All other files extracted from the object get the same name with the addition of a base-name suffix X n, where n is 1, 2, ..., 10, ... 100, and so forth; for example, aa123456X2.wmf. If one of these other files turns out to be the correct image, you must delete the incorrect default .wmf file, and rename the correct file by removing the X n suffix.

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