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Vivian Carroll
I read in Que's Special Edition Using Word 2002 about Picture Compression
and I understand how to use it. However, I assumed that my file size would
be reduced--which is not the case (see example below). I can see that
Picture Compression for the Web/Screen would allow a page to load
faster--but what is the purpose of Picture Compression for Print if the file
size isn't reduced?
I have a file containing 26 images (screen prints dumped into Paint and then
saved as 24 color bitmaps, then inserted into Word). I used the Picture
Compression for Print and the file size stayed at 475 KB.
TIA,
Vivian Carroll
and I understand how to use it. However, I assumed that my file size would
be reduced--which is not the case (see example below). I can see that
Picture Compression for the Web/Screen would allow a page to load
faster--but what is the purpose of Picture Compression for Print if the file
size isn't reduced?
I have a file containing 26 images (screen prints dumped into Paint and then
saved as 24 color bitmaps, then inserted into Word). I used the Picture
Compression for Print and the file size stayed at 475 KB.
TIA,
Vivian Carroll