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OK, just in case any of your know what's doing this:
I'm working in Word 2000. I've got a bunch of Word files, with
graphics in them. I've made them subdocuments under a master document
that will contain them all as chapters, along with a TOC.
When I open the files within the master doc, some (not all) of the
graphics are red-x'ed (with the little generic graphic
circle-triangle-square icon). Even if I copy a graphic back in from an
old version of the file, once I save it as the subdoc, it's gone
again.
I know enough about red-x to know I'm going to have to copy all the
darn graphics back in -- but how can I get them to STAY there?
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