I want to insert a mini-version of a Word document (with mutlipe .jpg files inserted throughout the document) - I will call this "A" document - into a new Word document - I will call this "B" document - with additional text (not included on "A" document). How can I accomplish this?
The word I was trying to use for 'mini-documnet' is THUMBNAIL. Can I insert a 'thumbnail' image of a Word document that has .jpg files into a new Word document? "ScubaGator" wrote: > I want to insert a mini-version of a Word document (with mutlipe .jpg files > inserted throughout the document) - I will call this "A" document - into a > new Word document - I will call this "B" document - with additional text (not > included on "A" document). How can I accomplish this?
"ScubaGator" wrote in message news:104685B2-3CA7-4956-A66C-B20F548C1B39@microsoft.com... > The word I was trying to use for 'mini-documnet' is THUMBNAIL. Can I > insert a > 'thumbnail' image of a Word document that has .jpg files into a new Word > document? > > "ScubaGator" wrote: > >> I want to insert a mini-version of a Word document (with mutlipe .jpg >> files >> inserted throughout the document) - I will call this "A" document - into >> a >> new Word document - I will call this "B" document - with additional text >> (not >> included on "A" document). How can I accomplish this? I'll apologise now in case I've completely misunderstood but I sometimes need an illustration of a Word document within another document. If that's what you're trying to do, the method that works for me is to open my Word doc and size it so that it's all visible on the screen. Press Print-Screen and then Paste into the recipient document. Crop and size to taste. If it's not what you're trying to do, someone who actually knows what you - and they - are talking about will be along in a minute. -- PeterMcC If you feel that any of the above is incorrect, inappropriate or offensive in any way, please ignore it and accept my apologies.
Perfect! Thank you - that definitely accomplished my goal! Much appreciated!!! "PeterMcC" wrote: > "ScubaGator" wrote in message > news:104685B2-3CA7-4956-A66C-B20F548C1B39@microsoft.com... > > The word I was trying to use for 'mini-documnet' is THUMBNAIL. Can I > > insert a > > 'thumbnail' image of a Word document that has .jpg files into a new Word > > document? > > > > "ScubaGator" wrote: > > > >> I want to insert a mini-version of a Word document (with mutlipe .jpg > >> files > >> inserted throughout the document) - I will call this "A" document - into > >> a > >> new Word document - I will call this "B" document - with additional text > >> (not > >> included on "A" document). How can I accomplish this? > > I'll apologise now in case I've completely misunderstood but I sometimes > need an illustration of a Word document within another document. > > If that's what you're trying to do, the method that works for me is to open > my Word doc and size it so that it's all visible on the screen. Press > Print-Screen and then Paste into the recipient document. Crop and size to > taste. > > If it's not what you're trying to do, someone who actually knows what you - > and they - are talking about will be along in a minute. > > -- > PeterMcC > > If you feel that any of the above is incorrect, > inappropriate or offensive in any way, > please ignore it and accept my apologies. > > > >
