Problems with a picture in the header

C

carol

Hi
I have a set of word documents containing a logo in the
header. I wanted to replace the logo, and I did it by
pasting the new one in all documents. It was a coloured
picture.Later the logo was again modified and I decided
now not to have the color also. So i formatted the
picture to gray scale, and again pasted it in all
documents. To my extreme surprise, now I can see that in
some of the documents, the picture still appears with
color, though I have pasted a grayscale one. It is the
latest modified one which I want, but the color remains.
I tried to again make it grayscale in each document and
saved it. But again when I open it, it appears with color.
I wonder why this happens. Also would like to point out
that the logo is inserted into a table in the header,
wondering whether it has something to do with table
properties.Please help me out.
Many many thanks in advance.
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

How did you convert it to grayscale? Did you actually resave it in a
graphics editing app, or did you just set it to Grayscale using Word's Color
control? The latter merely changes the display; it doesn't actually change
the image. Pasting the image might cause it to lose this display setting.
Moreover, some printers ignore modifications made with the Picture toolbar
controls (such as cropping).
 
C

Carol

I changed the picture into grayscale by right clicking
and using the 'Format Picture' option.OK. if it is the
problem of pasting, than what is happening even if I
change it to grayscale on every document. I tried that as
well.
Thanks very much
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Carol,

What version of Word and if 2002 or 2003 is the
Table=>Table Properties showing wrap around or
no wrapping layout for the table?

It may be the repetitive pasting that's giving an
unexpected behavior here, possibly a bit of corruption
in the document.

If you follow your usual procedure and when pasting
choose Edit=>Paste Special what is the file format for
pasting that Word preselects?

If the graphic is formatted as an 'in line with text'
layout and you use Alt+F9 do you still see the graphic
or a do you see a Word {field code} ?


You may want to try a separate graphics program such
as http://www.irfanview.com (donation ware) and use
the greyscale setting there to switch your logo then
use Word's Insert=>Picture from File to place the logo
and let us know if if you get the same result, trying
in both a new document and in a current one.

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Hi
I have a set of word documents containing a logo in the
header. I wanted to replace the logo, and I did it by
pasting the new one in all documents. It was a coloured
picture.Later the logo was again modified and I decided
now not to have the color also. So i formatted the
picture to gray scale, and again pasted it in all
documents. To my extreme surprise, now I can see that in
some of the documents, the picture still appears with
color, though I have pasted a grayscale one. It is the
latest modified one which I want, but the color remains.
I tried to again make it grayscale in each document and
saved it. But again when I open it, it appears with color.
I wonder why this happens. Also would like to point out
that the logo is inserted into a table in the header,
wondering whether it has something to do with table
properties.Please help me out.
Many many thanks in advance. >>
 

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