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Old April 28th, 2004, 12:38 AM
Orlando Gondar
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Default Inserting Pictures on Word 2003

Does anybody knows how to stop Word 2003 to re-size the inserted
picture in the page, pictures does not keep the original size !

Word keeps changing the size of the inserted pictures.

Thanks


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Old April 28th, 2004, 01:34 AM
Raghu Prakash
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Default Inserting Pictures on Word 2003

Hi Orlando,

When a picture is inserted into your Word document, its default placement
is in line with your text.

That is, Word inserts the picture where your cursor is, even though it may
not be aligned properly with the text around it.
You've got a great picture to illustrate your text, and you know exactly
where you want it to be positioned. When you insert the picture, however,
it floats off the page or seems to be cut off, which is not what you had in
mind. To fix this problem, here's a quick solution.

If you want to reposition your picture precisely, follow these steps:

Select the picture.
On the Format menu, click Picture, and then click the Layout tab.
Click the Advanced button.
On the Text Wrapping tab, click the Top and bottom wrapping style or
another style of your choice.
If you want to specify the picture's Distance from text, specify the
distance in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right boxes. Some elements on the
tab may be dimmed, depending on the selections you make.
Click the Picture Position tab to select the picture's horizontal and
vertical placement, as well as other options. Some elements on the tab may
be dimmed, depending on the selections you make.
To close the Advanced Layout dialog box and save your selections, click OK.
To close the Format Picture dialog box and reposition your picture, click
OK.


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Old April 28th, 2004, 12:48 PM
Orlando Gondar
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Default Inserting Pictures on Word 2003

Thanks Ragu, I check it all that, you explain it very well, but the case is
on the looks i think.

The Picture looks perfect SHARP, on my Corel Photopait and Frontpage 2003
in fact even the windows fax display, shows it perfectly.

But when you link or put the picture on the Word 2003 page, the picture
looks bigger
and some blurry !

I had been spending a lot of time around, and the only thing I can guess is
the point
of view, in another words, inches vs pixels, maybe because word show
everything
in inches, that's maybe the case, however, i had never had a problem like
that
with my old Office 2000 ( Word 2000 )

Does not look any good.

"Raghu Prakash" wrote in message
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Hi Orlando,

When a picture is inserted into your Word document, its default placement
is in line with your text.

That is, Word inserts the picture where your cursor is, even though it may
not be aligned properly with the text around it.
You've got a great picture to illustrate your text, and you know exactly
where you want it to be positioned. When you insert the picture, however,
it floats off the page or seems to be cut off, which is not what you had

in
mind. To fix this problem, here's a quick solution.

If you want to reposition your picture precisely, follow these steps:

Select the picture.
On the Format menu, click Picture, and then click the Layout tab.
Click the Advanced button.
On the Text Wrapping tab, click the Top and bottom wrapping style or
another style of your choice.
If you want to specify the picture's Distance from text, specify the
distance in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right boxes. Some elements on the
tab may be dimmed, depending on the selections you make.
Click the Picture Position tab to select the picture's horizontal and
vertical placement, as well as other options. Some elements on the tab may
be dimmed, depending on the selections you make.
To close the Advanced Layout dialog box and save your selections, click

OK.
To close the Format Picture dialog box and reposition your picture, click
OK.



http://office.microsoft.com/assistan...010547971033&C
TT=1&Origin=EC010227171033&QueryID=LFK5kYGfC

Please let me know has this helped you...

Thank You...

Raghu...
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no

rights.



 




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