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Sam Elowitch
Word keeps crashing/choking whenever I try to insert my copy logo in the
header of a document.
-Sam
header of a document.
-Sam
J
Jim Gordon MVP
Hi
Can you open the logo in other programs? Perhaps the image is damaged. What
file format is it?
-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP
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Can you open the logo in other programs? Perhaps the image is damaged. What
file format is it?
-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP
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John McGhie [MVP Office Systems -- Word]
Yes. It will 
It's a well-known limitation of this version. You may
find that if the logo is not the FIRST character in the header that you will
get away with it.
There's a bug where if the anchor for a graphic is the first thing in the
first header in the document, Word will crash. If you add a single letter
or a space before it, it will often work OK.
Generally it is best to avoid tables and complex graphics in the header or
footer of a document. This is a highly-stressed area of the document, and
if you get too brave, you will have trouble.
Cheers
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It's a well-known limitation of this version. You mayfind that if the logo is not the FIRST character in the header that you will
get away with it.
There's a bug where if the anchor for a graphic is the first thing in the
first header in the document, Word will crash. If you add a single letter
or a space before it, it will often work OK.
Generally it is best to avoid tables and complex graphics in the header or
footer of a document. This is a highly-stressed area of the document, and
if you get too brave, you will have trouble.
Cheers
from "Sam said:
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