While in there check also that Word Options Advanced General Update
automatic links at open is checked.
It could also be that your firewall does not know how to handle Word 2007
documents properly.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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finalword wrote:
Sorry that didn't work. There is another view setting you could
check, it's called picture placeholders. On your 2007 machine, look
under Word Options, View. If that is checked, it can cause the X's
to appear.
"Jeff" wrote:
Final,
Thanks but it didn't help. Works fine in Word 2003 but Word 2007
doesn't work. The logo, which is on forms our accounting department
receives are links to the internet. Not sure why it works in 2003
and not in 2007.
"finalword" wrote:
It sounds like the pictures are not actually embedded into the
document but rather an INCLUDEPICTURE field is there that is
grabbing the picture from an protected area (your firm Intranet).
There is a quick way to tell:
---Go to Word Options | View Tab
--Check Field Codes and make sure you are viewing all formatting
characters (i.e. non-printing characters)
--Choose OK
--Look in the document where your pictures should be and see if you
have an INCLUDEPICTURE field code instead.
If this is the case, you will need to copy the picture and paste it
into a graphics program like paint and save it. Then add it back
to the document, deleting the IncludePicture field.
"Jeff" wrote:
We recently converted to Office 2007 and I have a question on Word
2007. I have multiple documents that were created in Word 2003
that we received from other companies that have their logo. In
Word 2003 when we open them we are prompted for our ID and
Password for our firewall, once entered the logo appears. In Word
2007 we are not prompted for our ID and password and the logo does
not appear. Any ideas?