[RandyK]

I have been having trouble lately with screen shots that are pasted into my
word documents (which I do often when creating training manuals). Many
times these pasted graphics will not appear - yet I know they are present in
the document because when I click on where they should be, I see the outline
of the graphic. Sometimes, if I reduce the size (via dragging the corner)
they do appear. Is this a memory issue? If so, is there a setting that I
can work with to increase the memory? Any other ideas what might be
causing this problem?

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Thanks much!
Randy

[macropod]

Hi Randy,

First off, make sure 'picture placeholders' is NOT checked, under Tools|Options|View. If that doesn't cure things, you've likely got
a display driver problem In that case, check for an update on the maker's website. Failing that, you could try reducing the display
hardware accelerations via the Windows Control Panel.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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"RandyK" wrote in message ...
I have been having trouble lately with screen shots that are pasted into my
word documents (which I do often when creating training manuals). Many
times these pasted graphics will not appear - yet I know they are present in
the document because when I click on where they should be, I see the outline
of the graphic. Sometimes, if I reduce the size (via dragging the corner)
they do appear. Is this a memory issue? If so, is there a setting that I
can work with to increase the memory? Any other ideas what might be
causing this problem?

--
Thanks much!
Randy

[RandyK]

I already made sure that the picture placeholder was deselected. What are
the steps for reducing the hardware accelerations? I found this for sound
devices - but not graphical.

--
Thanks much!
Randy


"macropod" wrote:

Hi Randy,

First off, make sure 'picture placeholders' is NOT checked, under Tools|Options|View. If that doesn't cure things, you've likely got
a display driver problem In that case, check for an update on the maker's website. Failing that, you could try reducing the display
hardware accelerations via the Windows Control Panel.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"RandyK" wrote in message ...
I have been having trouble lately with screen shots that are pasted into my
word documents (which I do often when creating training manuals). Many
times these pasted graphics will not appear - yet I know they are present in
the document because when I click on where they should be, I see the outline
of the graphic. Sometimes, if I reduce the size (via dragging the corner)
they do appear. Is this a memory issue? If so, is there a setting that I
can work with to increase the memory? Any other ideas what might be
causing this problem?

--
Thanks much!
Randy

[Mary Sauer]

Control panel, display folder, settings tab, advanced button, troubleshooting
tab...

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Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

"RandyK" wrote in message
...
I already made sure that the picture placeholder was deselected. What are
the steps for reducing the hardware accelerations? I found this for sound
devices - but not graphical.

--
Thanks much!
Randy


"macropod" wrote:

Hi Randy,

First off, make sure 'picture placeholders' is NOT checked, under
Tools|Options|View. If that doesn't cure things, you've likely got
a display driver problem In that case, check for an update on the maker's
website. Failing that, you could try reducing the display
hardware accelerations via the Windows Control Panel.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"RandyK" wrote in message
...
I have been having trouble lately with screen shots that are pasted into my
word documents (which I do often when creating training manuals). Many
times these pasted graphics will not appear - yet I know they are present
in
the document because when I click on where they should be, I see the
outline
of the graphic. Sometimes, if I reduce the size (via dragging the
corner)
they do appear. Is this a memory issue? If so, is there a setting that I
can work with to increase the memory? Any other ideas what might be
causing this problem?

--
Thanks much!
Randy