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Wowbagger
Sep 8, 2003, 4:34:05 PM9/8/03
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I have a word document with 50 images. When I inserted them they defaulted
to a size such that I have two images per page. Is there a quick and easy
way to either insert them as a smaller size to begin with (I'd like about 8
pictures per page) or to resize them all at once after they have been
inserted?
to a size such that I have two images per page. Is there a quick and easy
way to either insert them as a smaller size to begin with (I'd like about 8
pictures per page) or to resize them all at once after they have been
inserted?
Thank you
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Sep 8, 2003, 5:01:00 PM9/8/03
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If you insert them into a table with cell height and width set to exact
dimensions, they'll come in smaller. To resize them all now, I'd suggest
resizing one to a percentage that works out to the right size, then
selecting each additional one and pressing F4 (repeat). It may not work, but
it's worth a try.
dimensions, they'll come in smaller. To resize them all now, I'd suggest
resizing one to a percentage that works out to the right size, then
selecting each additional one and pressing F4 (repeat). It may not work, but
it's worth a try.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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macropod
Sep 9, 2003, 7:58:18 AM9/9/03
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If you select all of the images (hold down the shift key
whilst clicking on each image), you can now format them
all to have the same dimensions (vertical, horizontal or
both). Useful if they're the all same size. If the images
are photos in a mix of portrait and landscape, do the
portrait images as one group and the landscape images as
another.
whilst clicking on each image), you can now format them
all to have the same dimensions (vertical, horizontal or
both). Useful if they're the all same size. If the images
are photos in a mix of portrait and landscape, do the
portrait images as one group and the landscape images as
another.
Cheers
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