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Hi all,
Someone where I work has been copying and pasting images into Word instead of insert-picture, resulting in huge filesizes for simple files - it's only come to my attention now I have to back it all up over a network link. Is there any way to run a batch operation on the files to fix this so the file sizes are manageable? (They're ~7mb at the moment, I manually fixed one and it went to ~70k) Cheers, Hugh. |
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Hi Hugh,
If you've simply copied an image and pasted into Word, there's no way Word can track its origins to replace the image with a link. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Hugh Barker" Hugh wrote in message ... Hi all, Someone where I work has been copying and pasting images into Word instead of insert-picture, resulting in huge filesizes for simple files - it's only come to my attention now I have to back it all up over a network link. Is there any way to run a batch operation on the files to fix this so the file sizes are manageable? (They're ~7mb at the moment, I manually fixed one and it went to ~70k) Cheers, Hugh. |
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