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date: Wed, 6 Aug 2008 08:38:44 -0700,
group: microsoft.public.visio
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RE: Visio and Word
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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\f0\fs26 If they don't need to edit the information in the Visio drawing after inserting it in the Word document, they could use the Paste Special command in Word, and insert the Visio image as an EMF or WMF picture. This won't be editable, just a visual 'picture of a diagram', but it may suit their needs.
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\par Barb Way
\par Product Support - Visio
\par Microsoft Corporation
\par [This posting is provided "As Is" with no warranties, and confers no rights.]
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\par I'm unfamiliar with the Word add-ins, but your result is not normal Visio /
\par Word behavior. Usually, you can either just paste or paste special and
\par insert a Visio drawing into Word, which would be edittable in Visio by
\par double-clicking on it. You might want to try a test case without the Word
\par add-in.
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\par HTH
\par Wapperdude
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\par "Pete" wrote:
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\par > I'm assisting a co-worker with her Master's Thesis and I need to create an
\par > Org Chart. That was the easy part in Visio! I now need to place it in a
\par > Word Document. She's using Word for XP with the StyleEase add in for
\par > Turabian. When I try to copy/paste into Word, I get asky codes. Obviously
\par > that's no good. Is there a way to import/copy place an editable chart from
\par > Visio into Word?
\par > Thanks,
\par > Pete
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date: Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:27:16 GMT
author: (Barb Way)
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