I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:

I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

Hello Garfield,
Thank you for your helpl, but now could you tell me if I have to work with
the orginal or may I somehow take the photo out of the document straight to a
photoshop to change the pixels? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:

I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

It's better to start with the original image. If you want to have both
the original and your hi-rez versions, you can make a copy of the
original and open the copy in your graphics program, or open the
original in your graphics program and "save as" to a different filename.

If you don't have the original image, you can save your Word file as
..html, and Word will export the embedded image to a separate file, but
you'll probably lose some resolution doing this. You might also try
copying the image from Word and pasting it into your graphics program.

Nancy wrote:

Hello Garfield,
Thank you for your helpl, but now could you tell me if I have to work with
the orginal or may I somehow take the photo out of the document straight to a
photoshop to change the pixels? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:


I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

It's better to start with the original image. If you want to have both
the original and your hi-rez versions, you can make a copy of the
original and open the copy in your graphics program, or open the
original in your graphics program and "save as" to a different filename.

If you don't have the original image, you can save your Word file as
..html, and Word will export the embedded image to a separate file, but
you'll probably lose some resolution doing this. You might also try
copying the image from Word and pasting it into your graphics program.

Nancy wrote:

Hello Garfield,
Thank you for your helpl, but now could you tell me if I have to work with
the orginal or may I somehow take the photo out of the document straight to a
photoshop to change the pixels? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:


I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy


Thank you and some of them I do not have the orginal so I will try to copy as you have suggested. I am NOT an old hand at all of this but I am learning. Nancy

Hi Garfield, I know this is a long shot, but are you familiar with Publisher
also? I am working on moving data and photos into Publisher from Word and
there are huge questions. It seems impossible to find a book covering 2003.
Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

It's better to start with the original image. If you want to have both
the original and your hi-rez versions, you can make a copy of the
original and open the copy in your graphics program, or open the
original in your graphics program and "save as" to a different filename.

If you don't have the original image, you can save your Word file as
..html, and Word will export the embedded image to a separate file, but
you'll probably lose some resolution doing this. You might also try
copying the image from Word and pasting it into your graphics program.

Nancy wrote:

Hello Garfield,
Thank you for your helpl, but now could you tell me if I have to work with
the orginal or may I somehow take the photo out of the document straight to a
photoshop to change the pixels? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:


I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

Sorry, I don't know a thing about Publisher. There is a newsgroup
dedicated to Publisher questions at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...ang=en &cr=US
..

Nancy wrote:

Hi Garfield, I know this is a long shot, but are you familiar with Publisher
also? I am working on moving data and photos into Publisher from Word and
there are huge questions. It seems impossible to find a book covering 2003.
Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


It's better to start with the original image. If you want to have both
the original and your hi-rez versions, you can make a copy of the
original and open the copy in your graphics program, or open the
original in your graphics program and "save as" to a different filename.

If you don't have the original image, you can save your Word file as
..html, and Word will export the embedded image to a separate file, but
you'll probably lose some resolution doing this. You might also try
copying the image from Word and pasting it into your graphics program.

Nancy wrote:


Hello Garfield,
Thank you for your helpl, but now could you tell me if I have to work with
the orginal or may I somehow take the photo out of the document straight to a
photoshop to change the pixels? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:



Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:



I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

Thank you again andI will try that site. N

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Sorry, I don't know a thing about Publisher. There is a newsgroup
dedicated to Publisher questions at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...ang=en &cr=US
..

Nancy wrote:

Hi Garfield, I know this is a long shot, but are you familiar with Publisher
also? I am working on moving data and photos into Publisher from Word and
there are huge questions. It seems impossible to find a book covering 2003.
Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


It's better to start with the original image. If you want to have both
the original and your hi-rez versions, you can make a copy of the
original and open the copy in your graphics program, or open the
original in your graphics program and "save as" to a different filename.

If you don't have the original image, you can save your Word file as
..html, and Word will export the embedded image to a separate file, but
you'll probably lose some resolution doing this. You might also try
copying the image from Word and pasting it into your graphics program.

Nancy wrote:


Hello Garfield,
Thank you for your helpl, but now could you tell me if I have to work with
the orginal or may I somehow take the photo out of the document straight to a
photoshop to change the pixels? Thanks. Nancy

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:



Yes, you will have to change the image resolution in a graphics editing
program and then reinsert the image into Word.

Nancy wrote:



I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy

G'day "Nancy" ,

You cant add res to a raster. You can fake it - but is very rarely
worth the exercise. You need to retake the pictures at a higher res.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
Without prejudice


Nancy reckoned:

I have data and pictures in Word document and they are with 300 pixels. I
wish to change them to 600 or more. How do I do this? Do I first need to
remove the photo into a photoshop to work with it? Thanks. Nancy