How do insert a picture in a locked word document without unlock?

[Kat]

I am trying to insert or paste a picture into a locked word document without
unlocking it. I can unlock and paste but is there a setting that can be used
to keep it locked and paste a picture? Help!

 

[Gordon Bentley-Mix]

Kat,

As has been mentioned in multiple posts related to locked (protected)
documents, document protection disables many functions in Word - sometimes
seemingly without good reason. This includes any function to do with graphics
(images, AutoShapes, WordArt, etc.), and I suspect this has to do with
graphics being carried in a different 'layer' in the document.

Unfortunately, there is no workaround or "setting" to bypass this limitation
apart from unlocking the document prior to pasting the image. This _can_ be
done programmatically, but it's been my experience that the result is
somewhat less than ideal; after the image is inserted and the document locked
again, there is no way to manipulate the image easily. In fact, you can't
even delete the image, let alone move it around, resize it, control the
wrapping, etc. I have created templates that supported inserting an image
programmically, but only within very tight constraints: an image (logo) of a
certain size inserted into a specific location and never touched again.

Sorry. Looks like you're out of luck. :-(
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Cheers!

Gordon Bentley-Mix
Word MVP

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[Graham Mayor]

If a document requires such free editing, then you have to ask whether a
protected form is the best way of achieving it. A userform to gather and
place the data may make more sense - and that leaves the document capable of
regular editing. For the basics, see Word MVP FAQ - Userforms
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms.htm

for a more in depth explanation, see
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Create_and_employ_a_UserForm.htm

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[Maggie chen]

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Ka wrote:

How do insert a picture in a locked word document without unlock?
27-Jan-09

I am trying to insert or paste a picture into a locked word document without
unlocking it. I can unlock and paste but is there a setting that can be used
to keep it locked and paste a picture? Help!

Previous Posts In This Thread:

How do insert a picture in a locked word document without unlock?
I am trying to insert or paste a picture into a locked word document without
unlocking it. I can unlock and paste but is there a setting that can be used
to keep it locked and paste a picture? Help!

Kat,As has been mentioned in multiple posts related to locked (protected)
Kat

As has been mentioned in multiple posts related to locked (protected)
documents, document protection disables many functions in Word - sometimes
seemingly without good reason. This includes any function to do with graphics
(images, AutoShapes, WordArt, etc.), and I suspect this has to do with
graphics being carried in a different 'layer' in the document

Unfortunately, there is no workaround or "setting" to bypass this limitation
apart from unlocking the document prior to pasting the image. This _can_ be
done programmatically, but it's been my experience that the result is
somewhat less than ideal; after the image is inserted and the document locked
again, there is no way to manipulate the image easily. In fact, you can't
even delete the image, let alone move it around, resize it, control the
wrapping, etc. I have created templates that supported inserting an image
programmically, but only within very tight constraints: an image (logo) of a
certain size inserted into a specific location and never touched again

Sorry. Looks like you're out of luck. :-
--
Cheers

Gordon Bentley-Mi
Word MV

Uninvited email contact will be marked as SPAM and ignored. Please post all
follow-ups to the newsgroup

:

If a document requires such free editing, then you have to ask whether a
If a document requires such free editing, then you have to ask whether a
protected form is the best way of achieving it. A userform to gather and
place the data may make more sense - and that leaves the document capable of
regular editing. For the basics, see Word MVP FAQ - Userform
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms.ht

for a more in depth explanation, se
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Create_and_employ_a_UserForm.ht

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Graham Mayor - Word MV

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Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.or
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[macropod]

Hi Maggie chen,

Absolute rubbish!!