AboutDale F. Wiley Expertise Microsoft Word 97
Microsoft Word 2000
Microsoft Word 2002
Please note: I will not answer questions about
Fields, Statements, Formulas, Macros, creating and writing specific macros, VBA (Visual Basic Editor) and the Microsoft Script Editor
I am willing to answer questions about:
Envelopes, Mailing Labels, Database, Graphics, WordArt, Interactive Forms, Formatting, Faxes, Letters, Lists, Newsletters, Tables, Web Pages, Email, Hyperlinks, Bookmarks, HTML, Table of Contents, Footnotes, Endnotes, AutoText, AutoCorrect, Headers and Footers, Converting Documents, Customizing Toolbars and Toolbar Icons, Margins, Page Settings, Layout, Dictionaries, Languages, Find and Replace, Mail Merge, Printing, Saving Cut, Copy, Paste, Paste Special, Office Clipboard, Keyboard Shortcuts, Font Lists, Customizing, Options, Templates, Bullets, Numbering, Borders, Using Themes, Fields, Symbols, Document Map, Find and Replace, etc.
Experience Formerly the #1 rated Microsoft Word Expert at Askme.com since volunteering there in December 2000. In that time, responding to hundreds of questions most of which were specific to Microsoft Word.
Microsoft Office and Microsoft Word in particular is one of the most popular programs that our firm, Computer Help provides instruction, one on one tutoring and consultation. I personally use MS Word for almost every task: Envelopes, Mailing Labels, Database, WordArt, Interactive Forms, Faxes, Letters, Lists, Newsletters, Tables, Email Editor and much more. The exception, Graphics and Web Pages. For graphics I use
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oldmassspectrscopist wrote at 2008-04-08 10:09:48
Re Dales suggestion
I had to use SHIFT not CONTROL and select each picture individually until all were slected. Then followed Dale's excellent suggestion.
If you want to change portrait/landscape do it first
esavazzi wrote at 2008-10-20 15:13:10
The above macro does not wor for me (in Word 2007). It does cycle through all document images and does work for the first image, but all subsequent images are set to the size of the first one :-(
tkp wrote at 2009-07-06 21:36:37
This Macro works fine in MS-Word 2003. It does work on ALL images in the document, so will either require modification of the Macro or splitting of the document if you need multiple image sizes. In MS-Word under Tools, Macro, Create, then paste in the text given from the second macro. To Run the Macro, Tools, Macro, Run, select the Macro name. You will then be prompted for the Percent scaling to be applied to all images. Thank you for the Macro!! This is a big timesaver when you have lots of images. I think Microsoft should have a set of defaults that you can set on importing a graphic so that all come out with the same size and other formatting attributes.
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