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 will generate <your file>-crop.pdf'.  Copy that over <your file>, and
 you should be good on the PDF.
 
+The PNGs are exported in the same way from OpenOffice: select the
+figure, export.. and change the file type to PNG and the output file
+name as appropriate.  There is no equivalent prompt for page-range or
+Selection, but the selected items will be exported to the named file.
-The PNGs are generated from the PDFs.  I used the gimp to do this;
-just open the PNG in the gimp, use resolution "100" in the box it
-gives when you open a PDF, and then save as PNG.