Graphics quality

[GregNga]

I've noticed that when I copy and paste, (e.g. a screenprint) an image into a
Word document that the image quality is somewhat blurred, particularly the
text, compare to the image quality in Paint or even an Outlook email. We have
Lotus Notes (hold the condolences) for email, so when I have to include an
image in a email, I will usually paste it into PAINT, work on it there, and
then copy and paste it into a LN email. I would rather do this in Word than
Paint but the graphics quality is not as good in Word. Is there a way to
improve the graphics quality in Word?

 

[CyberTaz]

Copy & Paste is never the effective way to retain image quality - especially
if pasting to a text-based application. You aren't pasting in the *image*,
you're only pasting the screen preview. If you want optimum graphics in Word
use the Insert Tab> Picture method (or Insert> Picture if prior to 2007) in
order insert the actual image. It will not only result in better on-screen
appearance but most importantly will provide optimum printed output.