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Word 2003 Cropping Conundrum

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Rebecca - 31 May 2006 07:40 GMT
In MS Word 2003, when I crop various images in a file (to remove the dark
margins that resulted when I scanned pages of books), the size of the file
increases, though logically it should decrease.  Any MS image file experts
out there who could explain this bizarre behavior?
Jezebel - 31 May 2006 07:54 GMT
Cropping within Word doesn't actually discard any information: it just tells
Word not to display part of the graphic (you can go back and un-crop). On
top of which, most graphic manipulations in Word tend to result in larger
files.

As a general principle, prepare the graphic in a graphics application
first -- crop, size, and set the resolution --- then save to disk and import
that file into Word.

> In MS Word 2003, when I crop various images in a file (to remove the dark
> margins that resulted when I scanned pages of books), the size of the file
> increases, though logically it should decrease.  Any MS image file experts
> out there who could explain this bizarre behavior?
 
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