How to import from Publisher into Word?

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klam

I made a diagram in Publisher and want to insert it into my Word document.
What is the best way to this?

I have tried to group all the Publisher objects together and then cutting
and pasting it into Word. However, many of the elelments are missing after
the paste.

I have also tried to save the file as a gif, tif and jpg and in Word use
Insert > Picture > File, and while the entire graphic is shown, it is
compressed and the resolution quality is quite poor.

Using Office 2003 on stand alone XP PC.

thx for any suggestions!
karen
 
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CyberTaz

There is no effective way to do so - Word & Publisher use completely
disparate document structures. However, in Publisher's File> Save As dialog
you can try using the Save As Type for a Word 97-2003 document or one of the
other similar choices... Just don't expect too much from it.

Good Luck |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
 
M

Mary Sauer

Publisher can save very acceptable images. Save the image as a .png. There are
resolution choices, try the 300 dpi. Insert into Word.
 
K

klam

Thx a mint for the reply CyberTaz! Good to know this info. Unfortunately,
when I tried to save it as a Word file, it said I would only be able to keep
the text. I pressed Continue anyway to see what would happen and it came back
with an error msg saying it could not be done.

cheers,
karen
 
K

klam

Thx a mint for your reply, Mary!

Your solution worked like a charm...yippeee! I will need to do this a lot so
this is great! Thx also for mentioning to change the dpi...something I might
have overlooked in my anxious state.

cheers,
karen
 
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Mary Sauer

Hey, glad to help... Try using Publisher when you need graphic intensive
publications. A lot less grief.
 
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Try pasting object into Power Point and then Word. Good luck and let us know how it works out.
 

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