[Terry Farrell]

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Terry

"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
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There should be any problem in inserting them into a document and emailing
it as an attachment. But this is a crazy - possibly stark raving bonkers -
as a way to send jpegs. Why can you not just send the jpegs as
attachments. If they need them in a Word document, then surely they can
open a blank document and insert them? That way they won't be corrupted en
route.

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Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"Tony Tee" wrote in message
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I just wanted to know if inserting large pics, say, 1 or 2 meg each in
size, into the word document, each with a comment underneath, (In my case,
about 5 large pics altogether), will that be perfectly ok or can it
corrupt the document layout or anything which will hamper people trying to
open it after I sent it over to them?

They are quite high quality .jpg pics.

The reason I ask is because I had an assignment to complete for work,
that I had to mail them from home, they specifically requested that it
had to be sent as a .doc document attached to an email.

The email was only about 4 meg and it could not be opened on the other
side, even though it worked my side, it said it was corrupted, even when
I sent the healthty file to my own mail I could see that it had become
corrupted. It was even corrupted when I tried to open it in the sent
files folder too!