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TRUNKS
February 23rd, 2003, 05:07
Im trying to do a few simple and quick webpages with Microsoft Word (on Windows XP), but whenever I put in images they are always smaller, I need them EXACTLY the same FREAKING SIZE!

Ive looked around on settings and stuff but I cant find anything for this. Anyone know what I can do?

kabatak
February 23rd, 2003, 05:22
just use Microsoft Front Page than Word, its quite easy there and has simple html code. Word generates xml files together with your html file. a simple html file with <img src..> tag will take 100's of lines plus an xml file on MS word if you save your word doc as web page.


Originally posted by TRUNKS
Im trying to do a few simple and quick webpages with Microsoft Word it makes simple html complicated

Jan
February 23rd, 2003, 05:38
Originally posted by TRUNKS
Ive looked around on settings and stuff but I cant find anything for this. Anyone know what I can do?
It isn't MS Word's fault :p
If you really must use Word, insert your pic, highlight it, go to a corner and when you see an arrow thingy, drag it diagonally to the desired size. But as kabatak said, MS Word does make for a messy html file.

Moving to html forum.

TRUNKS
February 24th, 2003, 01:55
Soooo... in other words theres no solution?:P

Jan
February 24th, 2003, 01:58
Originally posted by Jan
If you really must use Word, insert your pic, highlight it, go to a corner and when you see an arrow thingy, drag it diagonally to the desired size.

TRUNKS
February 24th, 2003, 03:09
Soo... there IS no solution EXCEPT getting it ROUGHLY the same size?:P

Jan
February 24th, 2003, 03:21
You could open it in a graphics program, copy, then paste it into Word. But honestly trunks, get a better WYSIWYG program, it will save a lot of time and trouble. Netscape composer is good, use it to format as you would Word.

merickson
February 25th, 2003, 20:04
Try this.
Create your page in MS word.
SAVE AS to HTML format.
Open that file as a text file.
Edit the width and height attributes of the <img> tag to match the exact size of the original image.
SAVE AS a TEXT file.