Generally, the MS Draw 98 add-in for Word 97 and Word 2000 is still
Draw v 1.01 <g>. Are you trying to work with drawings that are in
a Word docuement or in some format saved separately? If you have
them in a Word 2000 file and Save as Web page you should see a
file with supporting files in it and the drawings would have .WMZ
file extensions. Those are zipped copies of the .WMF files, stored
there to reuse on opening the webpage in Word, as WMFs don't
have web browser support. If you open one with winzip it will
ask you the file name for the .WMF as it stores them with
.WM.
as the file extensions.
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<<"Geoff Walton" <gnwa...@netspace.net.au> wrote in message news:9bpcj9$1f5r$1...@otis.netspace.net.au...
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Hope that helps,
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