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Default picture disapper when zoom in or out

Dear all,
word 2003, the picture disappear when zoom in or out, I mean it is just not
shown on my screen. The picture is not lost.
It is also disappear when the pictue is moved out of the screen by moving
the side bar then moved it back.
I have update the graphic driver to the newest.
Thanks for any help
David


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Default picture disapper when zoom in or out

Try reducing the hardware acceleration setting in Start | Control
Panel | Display | Settings | Advanced | Troubleshooting. If this
fixes the problem, then you might want to check the website of
the manufacturer of your video card/graphics adapter to see if
there is an updated driver available.

Meesila wrote:

Dear all,
word 2003, the picture disappear when zoom in or out, I mean it is just not
shown on my screen. The picture is not lost.
It is also disappear when the pictue is moved out of the screen by moving
the side bar then moved it back.
I have update the graphic driver to the newest.
Thanks for any help
David



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