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If a image is placed in the word document such that it exceeds the right
margin and in the print preview only the part of the image is visible on the
page, then if that document needs to be printed then the whole image is sent
to the printer and printer should clip the image or only the part of the
image that is visible on the page is sent to the printer.
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Hi ?B?Y3VyaW91c1A=?=,

I assume this is meant as a suggestion to Microsoft? They won't see it unless
you click the "Suggestion" button...

FWIW, I wouldn't vote for this suggestion. Fairly often, one does position
"objects" in the margin. Parts of letterheads, for example. Or margin notes. If
your suggestion were implemented it would break a lot of documents and make
Word less useful, generally.

If a image is placed in the word document such that it exceeds the right
margin and in the print preview only the part of the image is visible on the
page, then if that document needs to be printed then the whole image is sent
to the printer and printer should clip the image or only the part of the
image that is visible on the page is sent to the printer.


Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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I think the intent of this "suggestion" is actually the opposite. Often
users want to be able to tile an image over several pages. This would be
possible if Word would allow you to place an image partly off the page (as
Publisher does), but in Word if you try to drag it off the edge, it snaps
back. If it is too large for the page, it is resized to fit.

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"Cindy M -WordMVP-" wrote in message
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Hi ?B?Y3VyaW91c1A=?=,

I assume this is meant as a suggestion to Microsoft? They won't see it

unless
you click the "Suggestion" button...

FWIW, I wouldn't vote for this suggestion. Fairly often, one does position
"objects" in the margin. Parts of letterheads, for example. Or margin

notes. If
your suggestion were implemented it would break a lot of documents and

make
Word less useful, generally.

If a image is placed in the word document such that it exceeds the right
margin and in the print preview only the part of the image is visible on

the
page, then if that document needs to be printed then the whole image is

sent
to the printer and printer should clip the image or only the part of the
image that is visible on the page is sent to the printer.


Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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