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Q227442: FP98: Smudges on Images Pasted from Office Application

Article: Q227442
Product(s): Word Front Page
Version(s): WINDOWS:98
Operating System(s): 
Keyword(s): kbdta
Last Modified: 01-DEC-2000

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The information in this article applies to:

- Microsoft FrontPage 98 for Windows 
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SYMPTOMS
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When a graphical object like a chart is copied from a Microsoft Office
application and pasted into a page in FrontPage Editor, smudges may appear
around any text on the image.

CAUSE
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This behavior is caused by the converter that FrontPage uses to import images.

WORKAROUND
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Method 1: Use an Image Editor
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Paste the object into an image editor, like Image Composer, and save it as a JPG
file. Insert the saved JPG file in FrontPage Editor by clicking Image from the
Insert menu.

Method 2
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In Office 97 only, save the Office object using the Save as HTML command from the
File menu, and insert the HTM page in your FrontPage Web.


Additional query words: front page blurry distort

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Keywords          : kbdta 
Technology        : kbFrontPageSearch _IKkbZNotKeyword4 kbFrontPage98Search kbZNotKeyword3
Version           : WINDOWS:98

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