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I have a word document with 150 pages and 250 images. All the images
are linked from a sub-directory to the document and not saved within the file. I want to split this file into serveral smaller documents that are to be published in Sharepoint 2003 with each image saved within the file, nor extracted or outside. The images are graphics formatted with text wrap (float over text)? The only way to edit or remove the links is to (remove the "float") under image properties. It is therefore impossible to select the entire document CTRL + A and remove all links. My problem arises when trying to automate this process. During macro recording the item "remove float" is blanked out ! Am I doomed spending weeks on word, selecting 250 images manually ?? Or does anyone have a nice macro to share. Thanks Oyvind |
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Try the following on a _copy_ of your document. AFAIK it unlinks all fields
in a document, regardless of whether they are in the body of the document or elsewhere. Please report back on your results. Sub FieldsUnlinkAllStory() ' All Story Field Unlinker ' Written by Charles Kyle Kenyon ' repaired with help from Jezebel 10 December 2004 Dim oStory As Range On Error Resume Next For Each oStory In ActiveDocument.StoryRanges Do oStory.Fields.Unlink Set oStory = oStory.Next Loop Until oStory Is Nothing Next End Sub -- Charles Kenyon Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide See also the MVP FAQ: http://www.mvps.org/word which is awesome! --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- This message is posted to a newsgroup. Please post replies and questions to the newsgroup so that others can learn from my ignorance and your wisdom. "?yvind Blom" wrote in message om... I have a word document with 150 pages and 250 images. All the images are linked from a sub-directory to the document and not saved within the file. I want to split this file into serveral smaller documents that are to be published in Sharepoint 2003 with each image saved within the file, nor extracted or outside. The images are graphics formatted with text wrap (float over text)? The only way to edit or remove the links is to (remove the "float") under image properties. It is therefore impossible to select the entire document CTRL + A and remove all links. My problem arises when trying to automate this process. During macro recording the item "remove float" is blanked out ! Am I doomed spending weeks on word, selecting 250 images manually ?? Or does anyone have a nice macro to share. Thanks Oyvind |
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Not sure what you're getting at with the 'float' issue. As I understand it,
currently your document has some 250 { LINK .... } fields, each connected to a graphic. You need to replace these fields with the same graphic embedded. The fact that the graphic is floating is largely irrelevant (it just means you're working with the Shapes collection rather than InlineShapes). This is doable by macro, but it's tricky to say the least. Roughly: iterate the Shapes collection. For each one, store the size and position properties; find the corresponding LINK field to get the filename; delete the field and insert the graphic from file (ie, add it to the Shapes collection) and set the size and position properties. On balance, I think you're probably better doing it manually. It'll take a day or so, but writing a macro that does this effectively will likely take most of a day and you would still need to edit the document to fix the ones that go wrong. At least by doing it manually you know the task is finite (even if infinitely tedious). Find a teenager who needs to earn some pocket money. "?yvind Blom" wrote in message om... I have a word document with 150 pages and 250 images. All the images are linked from a sub-directory to the document and not saved within the file. I want to split this file into serveral smaller documents that are to be published in Sharepoint 2003 with each image saved within the file, nor extracted or outside. The images are graphics formatted with text wrap (float over text)? The only way to edit or remove the links is to (remove the "float") under image properties. It is therefore impossible to select the entire document CTRL + A and remove all links. My problem arises when trying to automate this process. During macro recording the item "remove float" is blanked out ! Am I doomed spending weeks on word, selecting 250 images manually ?? Or does anyone have a nice macro to share. Thanks Oyvind |
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I assume they're actually INCLUDEPICTURE fields. The field codes for these
fields cannot be displayed (and are therefore inaccessible to Find and Replace) when graphics are wrapped. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Jezebel" wrote in message ... Not sure what you're getting at with the 'float' issue. As I understand it, currently your document has some 250 { LINK .... } fields, each connected to a graphic. You need to replace these fields with the same graphic embedded. The fact that the graphic is floating is largely irrelevant (it just means you're working with the Shapes collection rather than InlineShapes). This is doable by macro, but it's tricky to say the least. Roughly: iterate the Shapes collection. For each one, store the size and position properties; find the corresponding LINK field to get the filename; delete the field and insert the graphic from file (ie, add it to the Shapes collection) and set the size and position properties. On balance, I think you're probably better doing it manually. It'll take a day or so, but writing a macro that does this effectively will likely take most of a day and you would still need to edit the document to fix the ones that go wrong. At least by doing it manually you know the task is finite (even if infinitely tedious). Find a teenager who needs to earn some money. "?yvind Blom" wrote in message om... I have a word document with 150 pages and 250 images. All the images are linked from a sub-directory to the document and not saved within the file. I want to split this file into serveral smaller documents that are to be published in Sharepoint 2003 with each image saved within the file, nor extracted or outside. The images are graphics formatted with text wrap (float over text)? The only way to edit or remove the links is to (remove the "float") under image properties. It is therefore impossible to select the entire document CTRL + A and remove all links. My problem arises when trying to automate this process. During macro recording the item "remove float" is blanked out ! Am I doomed spending weeks on word, selecting 250 images manually ?? Or does anyone have a nice macro to share. Thanks Oyvind |
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If you don't have any other fields in the document, you can Ctrl+A,
Ctrl+Shift+F9. This command will unlink all fields, however. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "?yvind Blom" wrote in message om... I have a word document with 150 pages and 250 images. All the images are linked from a sub-directory to the document and not saved within the file. I want to split this file into serveral smaller documents that are to be published in Sharepoint 2003 with each image saved within the file, nor extracted or outside. The images are graphics formatted with text wrap (float over text)? The only way to edit or remove the links is to (remove the "float") under image properties. It is therefore impossible to select the entire document CTRL + A and remove all links. My problem arises when trying to automate this process. During macro recording the item "remove float" is blanked out ! Am I doomed spending weeks on word, selecting 250 images manually ?? Or does anyone have a nice macro to share. Thanks Oyvind |
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