Hi Mucip,
Is there a good reason for using OLE objects? I have used such for putting tables (Writer) in Draw documents, simply because Writer has much better table handling than Draw, but position control was a bit hit-and-miss.
When you add the arrows to the picture, where is the arrow being placed? If you are using the Writer drawing tools to place the arrow, then it is a different object to the picture, so they will behave as different objects. If however you select the OLE object, then use its drawing tools to add the arrows, the arrows will be part of the OLE object. Then, repositioning the OLE object reposition the picture and arrows as one.
If you want to resize the picture and arrows as one object, the only way I know to achieve this is to arrange both together in the Draw document, select both, and Group them - which converts them to a single entity.
My work flow for similar tasks is as follows:
Drawings created with Writer/Draw: always create in Draw (better tools), group all elements, then copy into Writer. If editing is required, copy drawing into Draw, ungroup, edit, regroup, copy back. This might sound inefficient, but for a complex drawing the overhead is negligible and the productivity is far greater than trying to do the edit in Writer. Note that editing the text of Draw text elements can be done in Writer, and without ungrouping the object.
Pictures with overlayed drawing elements (e.g. arrows):
If the result will NOT require resizing: Create a frame in Writer, add the picture to the frame, add the graphics to the frame. If the graphics are complex, I first create them in Draw, then add as one object into the frame. The frame should ideally not contain other text. i.e. it should have just the one paragraph marker. By default the objects added to the frame are linked to the nearest paragraph marker. With just the one paragraph marker, the objects are easy to position within the frame, and their relative position does not move as the frame moves. i.e. they move as one object.
If the result WILL require resizing, then I would arrange them in Draw, group, then copy to Writer.
I hope this helps.
Dale.
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In my opinion OLE logic