RE: WORD issue solved

[kcronin -at- daleen -dot- com]

To follow up on my suggestion to use GIFs in a Word doc...

One you've saved the GIF, insert it into word using Insert, Picture, From
File.

For some reason (and in my experience), merely copying the picture from a
graphics program or another Word doc and pasting it into the desired Word
doc does not keep the file size as lean and mean as the method I described
above.

I tested many methods and formats, as file size is a major concern to me -
I e-mail large documents all the time, and need to keep them skinny enough
to make it through tightly-girdled mail servers.

This is what I came up with. I'd love to improve the process if it can be
done, although I'm having NO problem with the quality of the images, nor
the file size.

-Keith Cronin
A big fan of Paint Shop Pro

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