Inserting a few suitable pictures in a Word document makes the traditional boring document lively, so it is "illustrated". But sometimes, these images embedded in the document, but not so obedient, so that we do not want to move. Is there any way to save these images embedded in Word?
1. Extract embedded image
In order to print conveniently, the photos embedded in the Word document, until the need to take to the printing of the worry: How to get out?
Positive solution: Pictures inserted in a Word document in the form of "embedded object", the traditional "copy and paste Dafa", but not the use of document fragments. In fact, the copy is correct, just paste the wrong place. The correct way to do this is to open the graphics editing software, such as the simplest "storyboard" tool, and then paste it and save it as a new picture. (Figure 1)
Figure 1
The big deal: If a document contains a lot of pictures, it's a hassle to buckle it up. In fact, there is a more convenient way. Here, for example, Microsoft Office Word 2007 shows that other versions of Word are similar and have slightly different operations.
Click the Office button to activate the File menu and select Save As-other formats, and in the Save As dialog box that pops up, select page or filtered pages to save. (Figure 2)
Figure 2
And then, in the location of the page, we can find a folder with the document name. Files, open a look, and the pictures in the original document are obediently lying here.
2. The picture format skillfully transforms
Inserted in the document of the image is BMP format, is not able to convert to JPG, to achieve the effect of thin body?
Positive solution: Use the above guide to the Web page to get all the pictures, and then convert the format, and then insert the line.
The challenge: to face the many pictures in the document, the operation is a bit complicated. In fact, the picture in the document does not need to be extracted after the conversion, word itself has a picture format conversion function.
Right-click the picture on the document and select Cut. Then on the Start tab, locate the Clipboard group, click the Drop-down arrow for paste, and select paste selective.
In the pop-up dialog box, we can choose a variety of graphic formats, to determine the completion of the large graphics conversion. (Figure 3)
Figure 3
Advanced: We can also record a macro to help us convert all the remaining pictures. In the View tab, in the Macros group, click the Drop-down menu for macros, and select Record macro. You may want to set a shortcut key combination, such as "alt+ctrl+h", and do not conflict with other shortcut keys. Then do the graphics transformation above and click the Stop button in the DOT macro drop-down menu when you are done.
The next step is simple, click to select the picture you want to convert, and then press the macro shortcut key combination to automatically complete the picture conversion.
3. Picture compression
The inserted picture is a JPG, the document is still amazing, this is why? The original was the digital photos directly inserted, and with the digital camera more high-definition development, a photo of a few trillion size is no longer curious. For the printed document, too high pixel does not make much sense, can you do a thin body?
Click the picture, and switch to the Format tab, and in the adjustments group, click Compress Picture. In the Compress Pictures dialog box that pops up, select Change resolution to print, and select compress pictures and delete cropped areas of pictures. You can also do bulk operations and select Apply to all pictures in a document. (Figure 4)
Figure 4
Look at the document again, how much more?