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From: PAR on 8 Apr 2010 12:03
When trying to edit a large file with many pictures and embedded word, Excell
file, How can I find out who is the major contributor to the size of the file?
From: Yves Dhondt on 8 Apr 2010 13:08
Assuming a Word 2007 file (docx), you could change the extension to zip and
check out the different files in the zip package.

Yves

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> When trying to edit a large file with many pictures and embedded word,
> Excell
> file, How can I find out who is the major contributor to the size of the
> file?

From: DeanH on 9 Apr 2010 06:41
In addition to Yves' comments, to find the sizes of images within the file,
save the file as a "Webpage, HTM, HTML". This will produce a new folder (in
the current folder locations, which will show all the images and their
respective file size.
Hope this helps
DeanH


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> When trying to edit a large file with many pictures and embedded word, Excell
> file, How can I find out who is the major contributor to the size of the file?
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