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Word File Compression needed
Hello, I have a word file that is 51, 160 KB in size. I need this file sized
down substantially. I have already compressed the images being used in the file by cutting them and pasting special as gif files. I have also saved the file with the tools option of compressing file as you save. Any suggestions? Thank you |
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Word File Compression needed
Hi Calendar Girl,
What version of Word; which Word file format are you saving in and why/what size do you need to achieve? The content of the file and the format will dictate some of the sizing. ================ "CalendarGirl" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a word file that is 51, 160 KB in size. I need this file sized down substantially. I have already compressed the images being used in the file by cutting them and pasting special as gif files. I have also saved the file with the tools option of compressing file as you save. Any suggestions? Thank you -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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