Formatting Pictures in Word 2003

[Steel Magnolia]

I am trying to find out if you can format a group of pictures at the same time.
I have at this moment 14 pages of pictures that need to be the same size. Is
there a way to size(format) all of the pictures at the same time?
Help!!!!

 

[Bear]

In Word 2000, I can use Edit > Repeat to repeat a picture-sizing operation.
You could use the Select Browse Object button to Browse by Graphic.

Then you'd just press Ctrl + PageDown, Ctrl + Y to rip through the graphics
and resize each.

Bear

 

[CyberTaz]

It can be done, but it may very well not provide the result you'd like to
have. Resizing pictures in a word processing program isn't a preferable
method in the first place, and most any "batch" operation relies on a high
level of consistency. If the pictures aren't all the same size & orientation
to begin with, for example, they can't all be adjusted simultaneously even
in a good graphics program - but that's where it should be done. Then insert
the resized & finalized images into the appropriate location of a doc if
need be... but many decent graphics apps also provide the ability to print
"albums" rather than just individual photo quality prints.

You need to provide more detailed information about the structure of the doc
& whether you're sizing up/down, etc. & what you're intended result is
before anything more useful might be offered.