I'd suggest a slightly different approach. If you insist on using enhanced
metafiles, try the following:
1. Select the range that you want to copy.
2. Instead of Copy, select the dropdown under Paste>As Picture>Copy as
Picture.
3. In the ensuing dialog box, under Appearance select As shown when printed.
4. Then paste special as you normally would, selecting enhanced metafile as
the type.
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S.V.C.
"Suzan" wrote:
> We do our financials in Word, and copy and paste special as enhanced
> metafiles the tables that we do in Excel. This works perfectly in Word 2003.
> In 2007 however, when we past the table and print it, the table looks
> different (letter spacing funny, not smooth). I have tried printing to five
> different printers and it still happens.
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