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Old 02-25-2013, 05:52 PM
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Hi vamus,

The maximum resolution supported by the docx format used by Word 2007 & later is 220dpi. Images with more than that will be down-scaled. The older doc format used by Word 2003 & earlier doesn't change the resolution.
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Oh, thanks a lot! But tell me, what if I re-installed MS Word 2003 or 2000? Would this solve my problem or not?
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