Linking, Pasting, and Embedding Files
Linking or pasting images
If you drag and drop a file into VoodooPad and it recognizes it as an image format, you'll get a sheet asking what you want to do with it. Since VoodooPad can paste images inline with text, you are given that option or you can link to the file on your disk.
If you paste it in, it will display inline with any text in your page. To get the image out just double click it and VoodooPad will ask you where to save it. If you drag and drop a PDF file in, it will display inline like any other image as well- but only if the PDF has a single page. If it has more pages then it will be treated like a regular file.
If you choose to link to the image, VoodooPad will make a new link for that file and insert it into the page. If you later decide you don't want the link anymore you can remove it from the File and URLs table of the document properties window.
Tip: To suppress VoodooPad from asking each time you want a dragged image to be pasted in , hold down the option and command keys when performing the action.
Embedding Files
If you want to include a file in VoodooPad, but you don't want it to display inline with text and you want to delete the original, then embedding is for you.
Choose "Embed Files…" from the File menu, and select the file(s) you'd like imported into your document. VoodooPad will then make links in your document to that file. If VoodooPad can display the file (such as images, pdfs, some movies, mp3 files) it will do so. Otherwise you'll get a simple page with the ability to save the item to disk. You can also choose "Export Page As…" from the file menu to save out an image or any other file that VoodooPad is displaying.