Word 2000
Word 2003 (difference in size is due to monitor resolution in Virtual PC)
This is how the image is diplayed and printed.
Code:
'Logo Dimensions (in inches)
Global Const LOGO_HEIGHT As Single = 2
Global Const LOGO_WIDTH As Single = 2
'***********************************************************************************************
Private Sub cmdOk_Click()
'...
With ActiveDocument
.InlineShapes.AddPicture _
FileName:=Logos(i).strTIF, _
LinkToFile:=False, _
SaveWithDocument:=True, _
Range:=.Bookmarks("Logo").Range
With .Bookmarks("Logo").Range
x = .InlineShapes.Count
Resize_Logo .InlineShapes(x), .InlineShapes(x).Width, LOGO_WIDTH
End With
End With
'...
End Sub
'***********************************************************************************************
Public Sub Resize_Logo(ByRef isPic As InlineShape, lngDim As Single, ByVal lngTarget As Single)
Dim dblFactor As Double
lngTarget = InchesToPoints(lngTarget)
If lngDim <> lngTarget Then
dblFactor = ((lngTarget - lngDim) / lngDim) + 1
isPic.Height = dblFactor * isPic.Height
isPic.Width = dblFactor * isPic.Width
End If
End Sub
When I manually insert a .tif as an inline image (Insert>Picture>From File...) in Word 2003 the image isn't dithered. What can I do, other than manually inserting the image and/or resizing the image outside of Word, to fix this
Programmatically inserted inline image is dithered in Word 2003
Wellnow
thanks!
-brenda (ISV Buddy Team)
Boris Mueller
Since we didn't hear back regarding the original image file, I'll go ahead and post some generic information that might be helpful to you. If you'd still like to send the image file to us for further investigation please do.
Working with Word 2003 Images Programmatically< xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Microsoft Office Word 2003 is not a tool for text only. It enables you to use programmatically editable images such as shapes, charts, and so on. You can save bitmap (BMP) versions of them to your hard drive, create captions, and do many other things to them with Word's object model.
Link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp url=/library/en-us/odc_wd2003_ta/html/OfficeWordProgrammingWithShapes.asp
thanks,
-brenda (ISV Buddy Team)