Finding a bulky graphic in a long document?

[nzric]

I am working on a document that has a lot of graphics but the file size
is too large in relation to the info I can see.

I think the problem may be a truecolor/high res image somewhere but I
don't want to check the properties of each individual graphic to find
the culprit (and it may not be an image after all).

Is there an easy way to find the 'data concentration' within a word
document? This is a regular problem for me.

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Nzric,

You can use File=>Save as Web Page or Web Page preview
and check the file folders for the graphics to locate
the 'large' one, or you can use the Clipboard taskpane
in Word 2002 or 2003 to copy each one to the taskpane
and you can find those graphics in a subfolder of the
Temp folder (type %temp% from Start=>Run)

Note that Wordforums.com appears to be, in part, cloning
postings made to news://msnews.microsoft.com as I've never
posted there directly and we've noticed that some of the
links given in replies 'break' in that site.

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I am working on a document that has a lot of graphics but the file size
is too large in relation to the info I can see.

I think the problem may be a truecolor/high res image somewhere but I
don't want to check the properties of each individual graphic to find
the culprit (and it may not be an image after all).

Is there an easy way to find the 'data concentration' within a word
document? This is a regular problem for me. >>
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I hope this helps you,

Bob Buckland ?
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