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There isn't a simple way to do this (that I know of) but this may work for you. Convert the Word doc to html. Look at the html code using Notepad or an html editor. Info about the image is included (at least it was with my quick try at this).
I created a Word doc named doc2.doc, inserted an image called marble2.bmp, and converted to html. In the html output - this is what is included in the code:
<v:imagedata src="Doc2_files/image001.gif" o:title="marble2"/>
Obviously, the important part of this is "marble2." If you print your html output - you might also be able to identify image files in this way.
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