does any picture really have to be seen in the "direct flat front
facing view" ? as youd get by just inserting th eimage on the web
page --- how about being a little more inventive in Photoshop, and
say... create the image so it looks like a framed and hung on the wall,
and on a kind of side angle, as though being viewed a few paces to one
side, it'd still look good, (maybe even better in a realistic sort of
appearance?) but at the same time - unlikely to entice anyone to copy
it ~ since it's no a big flat front on view of the actual picture~
just a thought anyway :)
RE: how to insert a image without resizing? ... I was not suggesting you edit the image, I was just reiterating that Word ..."jessy" wrote: ... Am not trying to edit the picture with word. ... After inserting, the image is smallar. ... (microsoft.public.word.drawing.graphics)
Re: photo sizes 600kb phot increases doc by 3.2Mb ... > John Murrell wrote: ... > It may be the way you are insering the picture into Word. ... > converted to a .picture bitmap,... I found out the reason why inserting .jpeg ... (microsoft.public.mac.office.word)
Re: Centering Picture ... I am inserting the pictures by going to the insert menu and then insert ... I can't think of a reason they'd come in at the upper left since you're inserting them using Insert | Picture | From File. ... I'd also recommend the Image Importer Wizard or you could use PPT's own Photo Album feature.... (You can in PPT 2007, which is one reason I kept asking which version of PPT you're using.) ... (microsoft.public.powerpoint)
Re: Filename as caption ... that contains the picture files and then it will insert each of the pictures ... into a document with the filename of each following the picture ...Dim PathToUse As String ... How would I modify it so that it worked whilst inserting say 20 pictures ... (microsoft.public.word.drawing.graphics)
Re: Identifying documents Ive inserted into a Word 2007 document ... When I then look at the PDF File in Adobe Reader and place the mouse cusor in a picture, the filename of the picture appears in a small box just below the mouse cursor. ... To see how you can use relative paths for linked images in Word, ... > I've been inserting images in what I think is a very organized,> respectable ... (microsoft.public.word.drawing.graphics)
