RE: how to insert a image without resizing?

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I was not suggesting you edit the image, I was just reiterating that Word
does not handle some images very well because it is not a image editing
application.
What format of file are you trying to insert? Have you tried converting to
another format, jpg, png, etc?
What is the resultion of the original image?
What is the original image size in cm/inches (not pixels)?
What is the resulting size in Word?
DeanH

"jessy" wrote:

Hi DeanH,

Am not trying to edit the picture with word. am just inserting it using the
menu insert > picture > from file.

After inserting, the image is smallar. It is smaller than the original.
such issues I havent come across while working with 2003.

"DeanH" wrote:

Word is not a image edit application so it does not have much function when
it comes to images. When inserting an image from file, regardless of the
original resolution and size, Word will do what is wants. I believe that this
is controlled to a certain extent by (in 2003) Tools, Options, General, Web
Options, Pictures but I have always used this as an export function - not
import.
What is the original image dpi and size in cm/inch?
When you say it resizes to "a smaller size", exactly what is happening, what
resulting size do you get? Is this in a table cell sized appropropriately?
DeanH

"jessy" wrote:

Actually, as soon as I insert an the image, it is resized automatically to a
smaller size. but, I would like to keep the image on the document in original
size. What default property of the document/image, makes this effect?

"jessy" wrote:

I am trying to insert a picture of the size 2527 by 910 pixels in a MS Word
document (version Office 2007). The image can be inserted successfully. but
on the document, the image is resized to a smaller size. The view of the
document is 'web layout'.

How can i insert a picture of original size? is there any image property
that should be set?

Pls help me.

.

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