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Why extracting images from Word is so hard, with 3 decent workarounds |
February 15, 2017
Extracting images from Microsoft Word has never been an easy task because Word compresses images (sometimes to as low as 72 dpi) to save memory and keep file sizes small. You can disable the Automatic Picture Compression feature, if you’re the document’s owner, but this step must be performed before the images are inserted. Also, it’s just one of the many steps required to fix this defect.
For example, you cannot just copy and paste from Word to other programs such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro and retain a quality image. Some workarounds result in blurry, pixelated images at lower resolutions. Most of the following workarounds provide acceptable results, and the last one offers close-to-the-original results. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/3153419/software/why-extracting-images-from-word-is-so-hard-with-3-decent-workarounds.html#tk.rss_howto
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