RE: Screen capture and simple graphic editing tool. And finding our which tool was used to create a graphic

[Paul Hanson <twer_lists_all -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

I love this tip - it's been helpful many times in the past - one tip: you have to rename the .docx file to .zip first. 


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FYI, MS Office XML files (DOCX, et al.) are nothing more than containers that can be unzipped. So if someone gives you a DOCX with an embedded graphic you need to alter in some way, simply use your unzipping tool to deconstruct the DOCX container.



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