You might try a Print Scrn then Paste into your favorite image editor, crop and save...that may work.
| Saving the calendar as an image and then pasting intoWord again yields a
| poor image on printing. But, copying to the Office clipboard and pasting
| into Word as an enhanced metafile gave me a calendar of excellent quality on
| printing. Fortunately, I didn't have an image associated with it.
| Thanks very much for your help, Mary.
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| | > In Word, edit, open the Office clipboard, click the paste symbol. You will
| > have a lot of grief doing this no matter what you try. Any image that goes
| > along with the calendar will separate. Have you thought about converting
| > the calendar to an image? Right-click, save as a picture.
| >
| >
| > --
| > Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
| >
http://office.microsoft.com/
| >
http://msauer.mvps.org/
| > news://msnews.microsoft.com
| > | >> I've created calendars in MS Publisher and want to get them into a
| >> document in WORD. However, when I COPY/PASTE the text of the calendars
| >> appears as a list. is there any way to get them in directly? I tried
| >> PRINTING/SCANNING/INSERTING but the quality is poor.
| >>
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