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Subject:Word97 Problem From:Horace Smith <hsmith -at- WT -dot- NET> Date:Sun, 2 Nov 1997 17:17:08 -0600
One of my colleagues opened an existing file with many inserted .GIF
figures and found each replaced with a big red X - looked like it drawn by
hand with a tube of lipstick. Does any one know a cure or have an idea how
to prevent it happening again. He's tried cutting and pasting the file into
a new one. The Xs transferred right along with the rest of file.
Help appreciated.
Horace Smith
Sr. Documentation Engineer
Syntron, Inc.
17200 Park Row
Houston, TX 77084 mailto:hsmith -at- wt -dot- net mailto:smith -at- syntron -dot- com
