Repeat Logo in Footer

[ChrisK]

Hey All

I'm working on a series of long docs and one of my desires is to have a
logo in place on the title page of each document, with links throughout
to something like 30 footer sections (guessing I can have this many at
this stage!)

I am currently bookmarking my image, inserting a reference,
cross-reference field in footer and reducing the image size to 30% once
it's in there. While I seem to be able to do this ok with text based on
Styles from the title page, I appear to lose my resized image once I'm
done.

Any ideas? I'll be owing someone a beer!

C.

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Insert a second copy of the image and manipulate it, rather than use a cross
reference.

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

 

[ChrisK]

Hi Doug

Thanks, that worked quite well and I was then able to reference th
resized image from subsequent footers. Trouble is, I can't seem t
replace this image easily without the bookmark reference als
disappearing. My intent is to have the graphic inserted only onc
(footer only) or twice (body and first footer only) and then refernc
it so if it ever changes there is less work. This is across a whol
series of documents.

Any further suggestions that come to mind?

 

[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hi Chris

ChrisK wrote:
[..]

My intent is to have the graphic inserted only once
(footer only) or twice (body and first footer only) and then refernce
it so if it ever changes there is less work. This is across a whole
series of documents.

Any further suggestions that come to mind?

AUTOTEXT-field?

Greetinx
Robert

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

I would use an IncludePicture field where ever you want the picture to
appear with that field referencing a file containing the picture. If you
want to change the picture, you just replace that file with another one
containing the new picture and the same filename as the original one.

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP