Recently, i created a word document on my mac, added pictures ect.. Then saved it onto a flash stick. Then i brought it into school to print it out, but when i loaded it up in Word, all the images had been replaced with text saying "Quicktime not supported" Is there a way to stop it rendering them with quicktime? and use whatever PC's use? My school are on windows 98 i think.
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Microsoft Word for Mac Question?
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Instead of dragging and dropping pictures in the Word document, you need to use the Insert >Picture >From File command.
Don't know why MS does this, it is a real pain.
Other ways are print to pdf, then use the pdf on your school computer.
Don't know why MS does this, it is a real pain.
Other ways are print to pdf, then use the pdf on your school computer.
Topher15
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Just copy and paste the image into the Word document. Seems to work fine for me. That way you don't have to transfer the files along with the Word doc.
I do the same exact thing when I have to transfer a file to another PC on campus, and it works like a charm.