Transform linked images to embedded images. Ask Question. How can I tell MS-Word to embed these images into the document itself? Convert links to images to images in a.docx. Converting/pasting images in Word as an embedded picture and not a link. Word allows you to do much more than simply insert or place graphics. For our fourth lesson in this series, we will focus on the graphic design functions in Word such as pictures, SmartArt, screenshots, and other items that can be found on the “Insert” tab.
A richly formatted, 30-page document I've frequently saved as a PDF will not now export from Word 2016. Whether I choose File Export Create PDF/XPS or File Save As, this error appears as soon as I click Save or Publish: 'The export failed due to an unexpected error.' If I print to CutePDF - or try to print the document to a physical printer - Word errors with 'There is not enough memory or disk space to repaginate or print this document.' There's 50+GB of free disk space on the C: drive and 4GB (49%) of free memory. Cycling the PC did not affect this. I opened the file from its network location with Word 2010 and saved it to PDF without a problem.
It's possible the document has acquired some for of corruption, or that there's a fault in the Office installation itself. Corrupt documents can often be 'repaired' by inserting a new, empty, paragraph at the very end, copying everything except that new paragraph to a new document based on the same template (headers & footers may need to be copied separately), closing the old document and saving the new one over it. You can repair a faulty Office installation via Start Windows Control Panel Programs Programs & Features Microsoft Office (version) ChangeRepair.
Other errors can be cause by third-party Addins such as Digital Guardian Agent. Uninstalling or upgrading to the latest available version of the Addin may resolve the issue. See also: Cheers Paul Edstein MS MVP - Word.
Hi, According to your description, I have test with my local environment (Windows 10 & Office 2016 16.0.4229.1024 ). I can save as or Publish a big Word document (6M, 120pages) as normal. If you did not install the update patches, please install them first. Then, have you installed ADOBE reader or other PDF reader programs?
If yes, please try to uninstall them to test. Because these might some compatibility issue between Office 2016 and them. Please give full control permission of t2embed.dll to every user account. Location:%windir% system32 I hope the above information helps. Reply with the result and I’ll be glad to further assist you.
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I have exactly the same issue and same time constraints to send a PDF. Notice I have latest Acrobat suite XI Pro installed, and Windows 7 Ultimate.
Desperately, I tried to: 1) save DOCX WORD2016 2) open folder, click right button, click on the docx file name with 'Convert to Adobe PDF' 3) it start working, then calls (aftee a few seconds) the WORD 2016, works. 4) exits for 'insufficient memory' (I have 8GB on my system). 5) resulting PDF is good but of course truncated Then, even more desperate: 1) open docx 2) save it as DOC (Word 2003) that's due to installed Acrobat XI Pro? that's due to Word 2016? I have recently changed to Office 2016 from Office 2010. And today it's first time I save a file in PDF from DOCX. By the way, file is not big: just 27 pages, rich of photos, 6MB total.
If somebody advices me how to solve the issue keeping the docx original, I will be very happy. Thanks - Paolo Bozzola. It's possible the document has acquired some for of corruption, or that there's a fault in the Office installation itself. Corrupt documents can often be 'repaired' by inserting a new, empty, paragraph at the very end, copying everything except that new paragraph to a new document based on the same template (headers & footers may need to be copied separately), closing the old document and saving the new one over it.
You can repair a faulty Office installation via Start Windows Control Panel Programs Programs & Features Microsoft Office (version) ChangeRepair. Other errors can be cause by third-party Addins such as Digital Guardian Agent.
Uninstalling or upgrading to the latest available version of the Addin may resolve the issue. See also: Cheers Paul Edstein MS MVP - Word. I got to the bottom of the failure of the capability to generate pdf files from certain Word files today. In my case, the Save As pdf gave an 'Export Failed for unknown reason', the Create PDF from Nitro 9 or 10 gave a 'No creation process' error and the Print to Nitro approach gave an 'insufficient memory or disk space error' All of that was smoke and mirrors. The real issue is the use of the native DOCX file format on certain files (in my case all files) in Word 2016. As soon as I saved the file in the old 2003 word format, all of the problems went away.
I re-tested with other files and got the same result. Message to MS: Please figure out what is wrong with the way that Word 2016 running under W10 (all latest versions) handles DOCX file formats differently than older formats and you'll have a more reasonable answer for your customers than my workaround above. I submitted a problem file to an email in one of these threads a week ago but no one bothered to respond.
For what is supposed to be a rock solid, mature platform and word processor application, I've had nothing but trouble since W10 and Office 2016 and you really don't seem to care. I'll be happy to send you another file that fails on my system if you ask for it. Frank Kleinschrodt. This problem is somehow related to images in documents - I bet all of us that are encountering the problem are incorporating pictures in our problem documents. I run a report-writing business that has been completely banjaxed with this latest upgrade. However, I can get it back and working again by adjusting the Display options under Word Options. Uncheck 'Print drawings created in Word' and you'll get the Export to pdf back again - but you'll lose pictures.
Hopefully someone at the creators of this upgrade will take notice of this and point them on the right line to repairing it.
This should be fairly simple and it appears to be a bug in MS Word. I have a MS Word document and I simply want to embed an image in the document, but have it show up as an icon instead of the full image. What should work is the following:. Select Insert - Object.
Press the 'From File.' Button. Make sure the 'Display as Icon' item is checked.
Select the image file. Press Insert However, the image shows up as itself instead of being represented by an icon. This works in MS Word on Windows. Is there a way to make it work in MS Word 2011 for OS X? A solution to this is to insert the icon and link the icon to the image file.
Find the image in Finder. Highlight the icon and select Get Info from the File menu; right-click on the icon and select Get Info from the contextual menu; or select the icon and press the Command+i key combo. Next, click on the icon the appears in the upper-left of the panel. Press Command+c to copy the icon and then paste it into your document. Resize to your liking. If you want the icon to link to the file, right-click on the image and choose 'Hyperlink.'
Then click the 'Select' button and open your file. Finalize by click 'OK'.