Ok, I Use Word 2003

I am making a document that is basically a picture to a page. If i
adjust an image (say rotate it 90) and go to print preview, all of a
sudden the image is gone. All i can see in preview is a blank page.

How can I fix this?

Any help would be appreciated.


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flipynif

In Word, click on Tools | Options | Print | check the "Drawing
objects" box | OK.

flipynif wrote:

Ok, I Use Word 2003

I am making a document that is basically a picture to a page. If i
adjust an image (say rotate it 90) and go to print preview, all of a
sudden the image is gone. All i can see in preview is a blank page.

How can I fix this?

Any help would be appreciated.

flipynif Wrote:
Ok, I Use Word 2003

I am making a document that is basically a picture to a page. If i
adjust an image (say rotate it 90) and go to print preview, all of a
sudden the image is gone. All i can see in preview is a blank page.

How can I fix this?

Any help would be appreciated.

A few ideas...
* Is this -just- a viewing issue? What I mean is, have you tried to
actually print the page? It might be that Word has trouble rendering
the picture for print preview, but the image is still part of the
document.

* Along these lines... What happens if you try to zoom in/out while in
preview mode? Perhaps if the picture is the same size between the
document and the preview page, it might be easier to render and the
picture won't dissappear.

* Alternatively... Have you tried rotating the -page- while keeping the
-picture- in its normal position? Go to File :- Page Setup and change
page layout from portrait to landscape... (Note: even if this page is a
part of a larger document and you want the rest of the pages to be
portrait, you can still do this... just make the landscape page a part
of a different section (eg Section Break: Next Page))

Let us know how it goes, and if you figure out what's causing this
issue!


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Pyth007