| User | Thread poster: ntext Word 2002: Images don't show anymore |
ntext United States Local time: 14:36 German to English + ... |
For some reason, images embedded in my Word documents don't show up anymore. I can't figure out for the life of me how to fix that, no matter which view options or what view mode I select. I even had Word recreate the normal.dot, but that didn't help either.
This started to happen after I fooled around with Wordfast and Plustools, but even without those installed I keep having this problem.
Can anyone help? | | | |
Jack Doughty United Kingdom Local time: 20:36
 Member (2000) Russian to English + ... | | System Restore? | Sep 29, 2006 |
Have you tried using "System Restore", setting a date before you did anything with Wordfast and Plustools? | | | |
Marta Fernandez-Suarez United Kingdom Local time: 20:36 English to Spanish |
Hi
I had the same problem after installing Trados. I played around and it seems to have sort itself out. I have Office 2003, so it might not be of any use to you.
I think the most important thing is to take out the "Picture Place holders"
Open a Word document and to to options
Tools>Options>View
in "Show"
tick off Picture Placeholders
I changed other things before, but I think it was the one I've just mentioned that did the trick. Other things I changed (also in Tools>Options)
>Print
in "Include with document"
Check that you have ticked the options
Drawing objects and
Background colors and images in the section
>View
in "Print and Weblayout Options"
tick at least
Drawings
Background colors and images
Vertical ruler
I hope it works for you.
Regards,
Marta
[Edited at 2006-09-30 11:31] | | | |
SusanMurray France Local time: 21:36
Member (2006) French to English | | another possibility | Sep 30, 2006 |
I had a similar problem in the past where the images were replaced by a text (Merge format .... or something else)
The problem appeared after using Wordfast.
A print preview showed that the image was still there but did not appear on the screen.
In the on line doc I finally found an answer :
Try using Alt+F9 which is a toggle allowing images to be masked or unmasked. It worked for me. | | | |
ntext United States Local time: 14:36 German to English + ... TOPIC STARTER | | Figured it out | Sep 30, 2006 |
Thanks everybody. Marta and Susan put me on the right track.
For future reference, this is what did the trick:
Tools > Options > View > Show:
uncheck "Field codes" (the equivalent of toggling Alt-F9)
AND uncheck "Picture placeholders" | | | |
MajaD Slovenia Local time: 21:36
 Member (2007) English to Slovenian + ... |
Alt+F9 worked for me. Thank you! | | | |