[SanD]

I have used Words 2007 to convert to PDF for years and have not problem at
all. However, in the last few days, all the graphs in the document are lost
after convert into PDF. not knowing why. anyone can help? greatly appreciated.

sand

[vttotal]

Hi,

Is your graph connected to a spreadsheet in excel? Make sure that your graph
is using values from your Word Document(it may fix the problem).

On the other hand, you can try copying and pasting the image onto paint and
export it to word as an image(this will be a temporary easy fix but it will
do the job if you are on a deadline).

Hope this helps,
Vicente Tulliano


"sand" wrote:

I have used Words 2007 to convert to PDF for years and have not problem at
all. However, in the last few days, all the graphs in the document are lost
after convert into PDF. not knowing why. anyone can help? greatly appreciated.

sand

[vttotal]

Hi,

Is your graph connected to a spreadsheet in excel? Make sure that your graph
is using values from your Word Document(it may fix the problem).

On the other hand, you can try copying and pasting the image onto paint and
export it to word as an image(this will be a temporary easy fix but it will
do the job if you are on a deadline).

Hope this helps,
Vicente Tulliano


"sand" wrote:

I have used Words 2007 to convert to PDF for years and have not problem at
all. However, in the last few days, all the graphs in the document are lost
after convert into PDF. not knowing why. anyone can help? greatly appreciated.

sand

[SanD]

thanks, vttotal. The graphs were created in different programs, but they were
all copied by the function of "insert screen clipping" in "MS OneNote".
Strangely, even the text box I created in Words document disappear after
converted to PDF. I recopied the graphs and text box into a new document, it
failed again. However, if I recopied original graphs from OneNote that I had
left over there, it works! There must be something weird happened for the
graphs after I copied earlier and the text boxes. Any clue because I have so
many graphs and some of them already deleted from OneNote?

sand


"vttotal" wrote:

Hi,

Is your graph connected to a spreadsheet in excel? Make sure that your graph
is using values from your Word Document(it may fix the problem).

On the other hand, you can try copying and pasting the image onto paint and
export it to word as an image(this will be a temporary easy fix but it will
do the job if you are on a deadline).

Hope this helps,
Vicente Tulliano


"sand" wrote:

I have used Words 2007 to convert to PDF for years and have not problem at
all. However, in the last few days, all the graphs in the document are lost
after convert into PDF. not knowing why. anyone can help? greatly appreciated.

sand

[SanD]

thanks, vttotal. The graphs were created in different programs, but they were
all copied by the function of "insert screen clipping" in "MS OneNote".
Strangely, even the text box I created in Words document disappear after
converted to PDF. I recopied the graphs and text box into a new document, it
failed again. However, if I recopied original graphs from OneNote that I had
left over there, it works! There must be something weird happened for the
graphs after I copied earlier and the text boxes. Any clue because I have so
many graphs and some of them already deleted from OneNote?

sand


"vttotal" wrote:

Hi,

Is your graph connected to a spreadsheet in excel? Make sure that your graph
is using values from your Word Document(it may fix the problem).

On the other hand, you can try copying and pasting the image onto paint and
export it to word as an image(this will be a temporary easy fix but it will
do the job if you are on a deadline).

Hope this helps,
Vicente Tulliano


"sand" wrote:

I have used Words 2007 to convert to PDF for years and have not problem at
all. However, in the last few days, all the graphs in the document are lost
after convert into PDF. not knowing why. anyone can help? greatly appreciated.

sand

[Kakashi-1]

I'm confused with the pdf documents that I have. I have one pdf file, but for some reason the pages are mixed up. Is it possible to somehow solve this problem? This is an important document.

[Akkerman]

I think that you just need to split this pdf document into separate pages, and then combine them again in the right order. I recommend using this splitting tool https://www.pdfplatform.com/split. I like this option because it's free. I think that paying for working with PDF documents is generally pointless, so all paid services are definitely not for me.