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MS Office Forum / Word / Graphics / August 2007Clip Organizer
I can't find clip organizer on my file menu (word 2007). I am trying to scan in a graphic but must find clip organizer in order to do so. Help! Is it something I have to add or should it have been there from the original install> Are you certain you want the Organizer and not the Document Imaging program? If it is the latter, go to the Control Panel, open the Remove or Add Programs folder, scroll down to Office, click change. Document Imaging is not installed by default. The Organizer is found in the Office Tools folder.  SignatureMary Sauer MSFT MVP http://office.microsoft.com/ http://msauer.mvps.org/ news://msnews.microsoft.com >I can't find clip organizer on my file menu (word 2007). I am trying to scan > in a graphic but must find clip organizer in order to do so. Help! Is it > something I have to add or should it have been there from the original > install> Thank you for your help Mary. I'm not certain what I want. I know I would like to scan in a graphic and I want to insert it into a Word document. When I went to Word help it told me to go to the File Menu (or the former File Menu) and click on Clip Organizer and from there I would find prompts to add a clip and I could tell it from Scanner. BUT there is no Clip Organizer to be found on my File Menu. > Are you certain you want the Organizer and not the Document Imaging program? If > it is the latter, go to the Control Panel, open the Remove or Add Programs [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > something I have to add or should it have been there from the original > > install> What version Word are you using? Office XP (2002) had a media disk, the Organizer had its own setup on the media disk. Maybe the Organizer was not installed if you did a custom install with Office 2003 or 07. Insert your setup disk, follow the prompts for change. Install the Organizer. Did you try to find the Organizer from the start menu? Start, Programs, Microsoft Office Tools, Microsoft Clip Organizer. When the Organizer opens, file, add clips, from camera or scanner. SignatureMary Sauer MSFT MVP http://office.microsoft.com/ http://msauer.mvps.org/ news://msnews.microsoft.com > Thank you for your help Mary. I'm not certain what I want. I know I would > like to scan in a graphic and I want to insert it into a Word document. When [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> > something I have to add or should it have been there from the original >> > install> The Clip Organizer isn't "necessary" unless you want to store the scanned image there for future use. When you save the scan to any location you can then use the Insert Tab & click Picture in the Illustrations Group. Navigate to where the image is stored to insert it from there. In Office 2007 apps you have no File Menu, so I'm not sure what Help you got those instructions from, but here's the "real deal": 2007 Office systems To start Clip Organizer in a 2007 Office application, click the Insert tab. On the Illustrations group, click Clip Art, and then click Organize clips at the bottom of the Clip Art task pane. HTH |:>) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 8/30/07 3:46 PM, in article 9859AAF0-C647-4389-BC5B-4269F2BCBFAF@microsoft.com, "KC" > Thank you for your help Mary. I'm not certain what I want. I know I would > like to scan in a graphic and I want to insert it into a Word document. When [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>> something I have to add or should it have been there from the original >>> install> |
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