Hi Andrew,
If I understand your dilemma, the images are located on somewhere on the
network rather than being contained in the document and it takes a very
long time for the images to appear.
Unfortunately, that is the behavior of Mac office. One or two pictures
will load reasonably quickly, but once you get past a handful it seems
to take forever. There is certainly room for improvement of this feature
across the board in Mac office.
It would be a good idea for you to alert Microsoft to this problem via
the feedback mechanism in Office. (Help > Send Feedback) It's likely
that MacBU does not realize how this feature is being (or at least
trying to be used).
You don't mention how the pictures are put into the Word document in the
first place. Are you using Insert > Field Code?
Since the pictures are the same, it might be faster (but a lot more
complicated) if you bring just one picture then use a macro to copy it
and then paste it elsewhere in the document. No guarantees, either.
If you can get the resolution of the picture and/or the file size
reduced that might speed things up.
-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP
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Andrew Wigmore - 19 Jul 2006 12:34 GMT
Thanks for your comments Jim
The whole document is actually HTML and so the pictures are inserted using
standard web resource techniques (eg http/server/images/myimg.gif) and then
Mac:word is taking the HTML and rendering it as a document. It certainly
seems like a Mac:Office limitation so I'll log it with Microsoft.
Thanks again!
Andrew
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