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From: Ed on 2 Mar 2005 13:39
In Word 2003 the graphis often (not always) become invisable after inserting
them. The graphic (photo, clipart, drawing object) is still there, it jus
does not show up. I am in Print Layout view. It does not show up in Print
Preview either. It does not matter if I use Picture Placeholders as they do
not show up either. It is running on a Dell Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz with 1 MB of
ram.
From: garfield-n-odie on 2 Mar 2005 15:19
In Word, click on Tools | Options | Print | check the "Drawing objects"
box | OK.

Ed wrote:
> In Word 2003 the graphis often (not always) become invisable after inserting
> them. The graphic (photo, clipart, drawing object) is still there, it jus
> does not show up. I am in Print Layout view. It does not show up in Print
> Preview either. It does not matter if I use Picture Placeholders as they do
> not show up either. It is running on a Dell Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz with 1 MB of
> ram.

From: Ed on 2 Mar 2005 15:39
Thanks for trying. The Drawing Objects box was already checked, but i
unchecked and rechecked just to see if that might help and it did not.

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

> In Word, click on Tools | Options | Print | check the "Drawing objects"
> box | OK.
>
> Ed wrote:
> > In Word 2003 the graphis often (not always) become invisable after inserting
> > them. The graphic (photo, clipart, drawing object) is still there, it jus
> > does not show up. I am in Print Layout view. It does not show up in Print
> > Preview either. It does not matter if I use Picture Placeholders as they do
> > not show up either. It is running on a Dell Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz with 1 MB of
> > ram.
>
>
From: garfield-n-odie on 2 Mar 2005 16:39
In Word, click on Tools | Options | View | check the "Drawings" box and
uncheck the "Picture placeholders" box. If that doesn't help, then try
reducing the hardware acceleration setting in Start | Control Panel |
Display | Settings | Advanced | Troubleshooting.

Ed wrote:

> Thanks for trying. The Drawing Objects box was already checked, but i
> unchecked and rechecked just to see if that might help and it did not.
>
> "garfield-n-odie" wrote:
>
>
>>In Word, click on Tools | Options | Print | check the "Drawing objects"
>>box | OK.
>>
>>Ed wrote:
>>
>>>In Word 2003 the graphis often (not always) become invisable after inserting
>>>them. The graphic (photo, clipart, drawing object) is still there, it jus
>>>does not show up. I am in Print Layout view. It does not show up in Print
>>>Preview either. It does not matter if I use Picture Placeholders as they do
>>>not show up either. It is running on a Dell Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz with 1 MB of
>>>ram.
>>
>>

From: Ed on 2 Mar 2005 16:59
I tried that too, no luck. Interestingly it does not show even the picture
placeholder if I have that checked. Acceleration made no difference either.
Thanks

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

> In Word, click on Tools | Options | View | check the "Drawings" box and
> uncheck the "Picture placeholders" box. If that doesn't help, then try
> reducing the hardware acceleration setting in Start | Control Panel |
> Display | Settings | Advanced | Troubleshooting.
>
> Ed wrote:
>
> > Thanks for trying. The Drawing Objects box was already checked, but i
> > unchecked and rechecked just to see if that might help and it did not.
> >
> > "garfield-n-odie" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>In Word, click on Tools | Options | Print | check the "Drawing objects"
> >>box | OK.
> >>
> >>Ed wrote:
> >>
> >>>In Word 2003 the graphis often (not always) become invisable after inserting
> >>>them. The graphic (photo, clipart, drawing object) is still there, it jus
> >>>does not show up. I am in Print Layout view. It does not show up in Print
> >>>Preview either. It does not matter if I use Picture Placeholders as they do
> >>>not show up either. It is running on a Dell Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz with 1 MB of
> >>>ram.
> >>
> >>
>
>
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